blighted

• 形容某物被破坏、损毁或毁灭，常因疾病、腐烂或有害影响所致；也可指植物枯萎、凋零，或地方荒废、破败。

Describes something that has been spoiled, damaged, or destroyed, often by disease, decay, or a harmful influence.

1. Damaged or destroyedC1formal

   Spoiled, ruined, or damaged, often by disease or decay.

   被毁坏的

   • The blighted crops left the farmers with no harvest.
   • The blighted area of the city was abandoned for years.
   • His hopes were blighted by the unexpected failure.

   同义词damageddecayeddestroyedravagedruinedspoiledwithered

   反义词flourishingfruitfulhealthyprosperoussoundthriving

2. Affected by diseaseC1formalscientific

   Specifically referring to plants or trees that are infected with a disease causing withering.

   受病害侵袭的

   • The blighted apple trees had to be removed from the orchard.
   • Blighted leaves are a sign of fungal infection.
   • The entire field was blighted by the pest infestation.

   同义词blasteddiseasedinfectedwithered

   反义词flourishinghealthythrivingvigorous

• 动词，指破坏、损害或毁坏某事物，常用于农业（如植物枯萎病）或比喻语境（如毁掉希望、前途）。

A verb meaning to spoil, damage, or destroy something, often used in agricultural or figurative contexts.

1. Infect with diseaseB2formalscientific

   To cause a plant to become diseased or withered, typically due to a fungal or bacterial infection.

   使植物染病枯萎

   • The fungus blighted the entire potato crop.
   • Late frost blighted the young apple blossoms.
   • The disease blighted the tomato plants in the greenhouse.

   同义词afflictblastmildewscorchwither

2. Spoil or ruinB2formal

   To have a severely detrimental effect on something, causing damage or destruction.

   破坏或毁坏

   • The scandal blighted his political career.
   • Poverty blighted the lives of many families in the region.
   • The construction project blighted the natural beauty of the area.

   同义词damagedestroydevastatemarravageruinscourgesmitespoilwreck

   反义词benefitbetterblessenhancefosterhelpimprovenourishstrengthen