Webmaim / ˈ meɪm/ verb maims; maimed; maiming Britannica Dictionary definition of MAIM [+ object] : to injure (someone) very badly by violence The bomb killed 16 people and … Webmaim verb [ I/T ] us / meɪm / to injure a person so severely that a part of that person's body will no longer work correctly or is completely lacking: [ T ] Many civilians have been maimed by land mines. (Định nghĩa của maim từ Từ điển Học thuật Cambridge © Cambridge University Press) Bản dịch của maim trong tiếng Trung Quốc (Phồn thể)
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Webmaimed [ meymd ] See synonyms for maimed on Thesaurus.com adjective partly or wholly deprived of the use of some part of the body by wounding or the like: As a patient in a Dublin hospital in 1917, he shared rooms with many of the maimed victims of World War I. WebNov 4, 2024 · mayhem (n.) late 15c., "the violent doing of a bodily hurt to another person," from Anglo-French maihem (13c.), from Old French mahaigne "injury, wrong, a hurt, … spring tomcat
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Webc. 1300, foilen "to spoil a trace or scent by running over it" (more commonly defoilen), irregularly from Old French foler, fuler "trample on, injure, maim; ill-treat, deceive, get the better of" (13c., Modern French fouler), from Vulgar Latin *fullare "to clean cloth" (by treading on it), from Latin fullo "one who cleans cloth, a fuller ... Webc. 1300, foilen "to spoil a trace or scent by running over it" (more commonly defoilen), irregularly from Old French foler, fuler "trample on, injure, maim; ill-treat, deceive, get the better of" (13c., Modern French fouler), from Vulgar Latin *fullare "to clean cloth" (by treading on it), from Latin fullo "one who cleans cloth, a fuller ... Webmaim verb [ I or T ] uk / meɪm / us / meɪm / to injure a person so severely that a part of their body will no longer work as it should （使）残废，致残；（使）受重伤 Many children … spring tomcat http2