damagingly
damagingly — 副詞
1. so as to cause harm or disadvantage to someone or something, often by reducing t
有害地
造成傷害或損害地
so as to cause harm or disadvantage to someone or something, often by reducing their value, strength, or chances of success
Mayor Kariuki's reputation was damagingly affected by the scandal, which the local paper reported on its front page.
Kariuki 市長的名譽因這起醜聞而受到有害的影響，當地報紙將此事刊登在頭版。
passive: be damagingly affected by [something]
The drought has damagingly reduced crop yields across the region, forcing small farmers to find other work.
乾旱有害地減少了該地區的作物收成，迫使小農另謀生計。
damagingly reduced [noun]
A critical online review can damagingly affect a small restaurant's business, as Tuan discovered when customers stopped coming.
一篇批評性的網路評論就可能有害地影響小餐廳的生意，Tuan 發現這件事時，客人已經不再上門了。
modal construction: can damagingly affect [something]
The company's profits were damagingly impacted by the recall of faulty batteries from stores across the country.
該公司的利潤因回收全國各地商店中有問題的電池而受到有害影響。
Speaking too freely about internal problems can damagingly weaken a team's ability to work toward shared goals.
過於隨意地談論內部問題，可能會有害地削弱團隊為共同目標合作的能力。
- damagingly affected
- damagingly impacted
- damagingly reduced
- damagingly influenced
- damagingly weakened
- harmfully
similar in meaning but slightly less formal; common in everyday contexts
- destructively
stronger, implying serious or lasting damage
- detrimentally
more formal; often used of effects on health, business, or success
- beneficially
producing a positive effect rather than harm
- constructively
producing useful results rather than damage
文法句型
damagingly + verb
damagingly + adjective
用法筆記
Typically placed immediately before the verb it modifies, though it may follow a linking verb in passive constructions. Most common with verbs of effect or influence (affect, impact, reduce, weaken).
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
名詞搭配
常用片語
- be damagingly affected by
- be damagingly impacted by