impair

英[ɪmˈpeə(r)]；美[ɪmˈper]

英英釋義

verb

1、make worse or less effective

2、make imperfect

impair phase損傷期

impair vision傷視力

impair conditioningter卧式鍛造機 ^[1] 

1、Never, ever build an environment where the loss of a solitary resource would impair the environment.

永遠不要構建這樣一個環境，即其中單個資源的喪失會損害整個環境。

2、Forcing them to disclose information would impair their incentive to uncover and correct market inefficiencies, to the detriment of all.

強迫他們揭開信息會削弱他們發現和糾正市場無效率的動力，這會對全部造成傷害。

3、They apprehend that every farther step forward on the road toward the socialization of enterprises will seriously impair the quantity and the quality of the products of every industry.

他們認識到，在向企業的社會主義化道路上每深入一步都將會嚴重地損害每個產業所生產的產品的數量和質量。 ^[1] 

4、Undernutrition in the early years of life can also impair long-term cognitive development and productivity at work. 生命早期的營養不足還能削弱長期認知發育和工作時的生產力。 ^[2] 

5、For I impair not beauty being mute. 因為我做啞巴對美毫無損減。 ^[2] 

6、Conventional risk assessment reports focus on what risks might impair investors 'confidence in a company. 傳統的風險評估報告，關注重點是何種風險可能損害投資者對公司的信心。 ^[2] 

7、Sleep deprivation can impair motor skills as much as alcohol intoxication can. 缺乏睡眠會損害人的肌肉運動技能，其程度同酒精中毒一樣。 ^[2] 

8、This might impair the balance between clotting and anti-clotting factors in the blood, the researchers said. 這個過程可能破壞了血栓形成因子和抗血栓形成因子的平衡。研究者稱。 ^[2]