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impair

/ɪmˈpeər/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant affaiblir, endommager ou réduire la qualité, la force ou la valeur de quelque chose.

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/ɪmˈpeər/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant affaiblir, endommager ou réduire la qualité, la force ou la valeur de quelque chose.

A verb meaning to weaken, damage, or reduce the quality, strength, or value of something.

  1. Weaken or damageB2formal

    To make something weaker, less effective, or less functional.

    fraffaiblir, altérer, endommager

    • Lack of sleep can impair your ability to concentrate.
    • The accident impaired his vision permanently.
    • Excessive alcohol consumption impairs judgment and coordination.

    Synonymescompromisedamagedebilitatedegradediminishharmreduceundermineweaken

    Antonymesenhanceimproverepairstrengthen

  2. Make imperfectB2formal

    To cause something to become flawed or incomplete.

    fraltérer, affaiblir, endommager

    • The storm impaired the structural integrity of the building.
    • Poor nutrition can impair a child's growth.
    • The software bug impaired the program's functionality.

    Synonymesdamagedegradediminishharmmarreducespoilunderminevitiateweaken

    Antonymesenhancefiximproveperfectrepairstrengthen

Formes
  • impaired past participle
  • impaired past simple
  • impairing present participle
  • impairs third person singular
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