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affected

/əˈfɛktɪd/

affectedpartizip perfekt

/əˈfɛktɪd/

Used of things or people that have been influenced or changed by some external factor.

Übersetzungen

touchéSens courant pour une personne, une zone ou une chose frappée par une cause extérieure.

The affected crops withered after the drought.

Les cultures touchées se sont fanées après la sécheresse.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

affectéPlus soutenu ou technique ; fréquent en contexte médical, scientifique ou administratif.

Definitionen

Influenced, changed, or impacted by an external factor.

The affected crops withered after the drought.

affectedadjektiv

more affected

Komp.

most affected

Super.

Übersetzungen

affectéManière artificielle ou prétentieuse ; souvent d’un ton ou d’un comportement.

His affected British accent annoyed his classmates.

Son accent britannique affecté agaçait ses camarades de classe.

Definitionen

Artificial or pretentious in manner or style; designed to impress.

His affected British accent annoyed his classmates.

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Antonyme

affectverb

affected

Präteritum

affected

Präteritum

affected

Partizip Perfekt

affecting

Gerundium

/əˈfɛkt/

(homograph)

Übersetzungen

affecterSurtout pour l’idée d’influencer ou de modifier quelque chose.

The new law will affect the economy significantly.

La nouvelle loi affectera fortement l’économie.

émouvoirPour le sens « toucher les sentiments ».

His heartfelt speech affected everyone in the audience.

Son discours sincère a ému tout le public.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

affecterSens de style soutenu ou psychologique : prendre un air, simuler.

Definitionen

To have an influence on or make a change in something.

The new law will affect the economy significantly.

To pretend to have or feel something.

She affected an air of nonchalance despite the chaos around her.

To touch the feelings of; move emotionally.

His heartfelt speech affected everyone in the audience.

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Antonyme

affectsubstantiv

Definitionen

A psychological term referring to an observable expression of emotion.

The therapist noted that the patient's affect was flat during the session.

Emotion or feeling, especially as experienced internally or felt subjectively.

Strong affect was evident when she spoke about her family.