vitiated
v.
(使)削弱( vitiate的过去式和过去分词 );
(使)破坏;
(使)损害;
(使)无效;
例句:
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Strategic policy during the War was vitiated because of a sharp division between "easterners" and "westerners"
由于“东方人”和“西方人”之间存在巨大的分歧,战争期间的战略方针没有得到切实的执行。
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Yet its potential is largely vitiated by Brown's carelessness and inexperience.
此外,布朗的粗心大意和经验不足极大地损害了小说的潜力.
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The serum is vitiated byexposure to the air.
血清暴露在空气中已变质.
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This error completely vitiated the work of the whole trip.
来自SA
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Lunch was a ritual vitiated by no base thoughts of nutrition.
来自S. Beckett
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The information that spies steal is...vitiated by the possibility that its sources are corrupt.
来自M. Frayn