v.使震得耳朵发聋,使聋,使听不见
deafen的第三人称单数

原形：deafen第三人称单数：deafens过去式：deafened过去分词：deafened现在分词：deafening

The deaf child was signing to communicate with her teacher.
这个失聪的孩子正在用手语与老师交流。
She learned sign language to help her deaf friend understand her.
她学了手语以便能帮助她的失聪朋友理解她的话。
The concert was designed to be enjoyed by the deaf audience, with visual cues provided.
这场音乐会专为聋哑观众设计，配有视觉提示。
After a head injury, he gradually became deaf in one ear.
头部受伤后，他的一只耳朵逐渐失聪。
The musician adjusted his performance for the deaf audience, emphasizing body movements and dynamics.
这位音乐家为了适应聋哑观众调整了他的表演，强调身体动作和动态。
The new technology enabled the deaf to hear again through a direct neural connection.
这项新技术使聋人能够通过直接的神经连接重新听到声音。
The teacher trained to use special techniques to communicate effectively with her deaf students.
这位教师接受过训练，能使用特殊方法有效地与她的失聪学生交流。
The deaf community has developed their own unique culture and communication methods.
聋人社区形成了他们自己的独特文化和沟通方式。
The deaf individual was grateful for the invention of hearing aids, which improved their quality of life.
这位失聪人士对助听器的发明心存感激，这大大提高了他们的生活质量。
In some cases, deafness can be a genetic condition passed down from parents to children.
在某些情况下，失聪可能是一种遗传疾病，由父母传给子女。