wrought

• 古英语动词 'work' 的过去式和过去分词形式，主要用于文学或历史语境，形容某物被塑造、创造或制作而成，通常带有费力或精巧工艺的意味。

An archaic past tense and past participle of 'work', now used primarily in literary or historical contexts to describe something shaped, crafted, or made, often with effort or skill.

1. C1formal

   Shaped or formed by work or effort, often by altering the contours of a pliable mass.

   锻造的

   • The blacksmith wrought the iron into a beautiful gate.
   • The artist wrought the clay into a delicate sculpture.
   • The metal was wrought into a fine, intricate design.

   同义词beatenforgedformedhammeredmoldedshaped

2. Caused or createdC1formal

   Brought about or created, often with effort or skill.

   造成的或创造的

   • The storm wrought havoc on the coastal town.
   • The new policy wrought significant changes in the company.
   • His speech wrought a powerful effect on the audience.

   同义词effectedfashionedmade

   反义词destroyedruinedundone