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suppressed

/səˈprɛst/

Переводы

suppressedпричастие прошедшего времени

/səˈprɛst/

Past participle of the verb 'suppress' used adjectivally; comparative and superlative are formed analytically with more/most.

подавленный

The suppressed emotions eventually led to a breakdown.

Подавленные эмоции в конечном итоге привели к срыву.

приглушённый

The suppressed sound of the music was barely audible.

Приглушённый звук музыки был едва слышен.

заглушённый

The suppressed engine noise made the ride more comfortable.

Заглушённый шум двигателя сделал поездку более комфортной.

Синонимы

Антонимы

suppressглагол

suppressed

Прошедшее простое время

suppressed

Прошедшее простое время

suppressed

Причастие прошедшего времени

suppressing

Герундий

/səˈprɛs/

подавлять

The government tried to suppress the uprising.

Правительство пыталось подавить восстание.

сдерживать

He tried to suppress his laughter during the meeting.

Он пытался сдерживать смех во время встречи.

пресекать

The police were called to suppress the illegal activities.

Полиция была вызвана, чтобы пресечь незаконные действия.

Дополнительные переводы

Синонимы

put down

Антонимы

express

release

unleash

Определения

suppressedпричастие прошедшего времени

Kept from being expressed or revealed; restrained.

Her suppressed emotions eventually led to an outburst.

Prevented from developing or growing.

The suppressed growth of the plant was due to lack of sunlight.

Inhibited or controlled, especially in terms of a reaction or response.

The medication had a suppressed effect on his symptoms.

Subject to censorship or prohibition; withheld from publication or disclosure.

The suppressed report was never released to the public.

suppressглагол

To forcibly put an end to something, such as an activity or a feeling.

The government tried to suppress the uprising by deploying additional troops.

To prevent the development, action, or expression of something.

She struggled to suppress her laughter during the serious meeting.

To inhibit or restrain a process or reaction.

The medication is designed to suppress the symptoms of the allergy.

To prevent (information, evidence, or a publication) from being disclosed, circulated, or made public; censor.

The company attempted to suppress the report detailing safety concerns.