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Meanings of damaged in inglés

portugués
danificado
español
dañado

Harmed or injured or spoiled.

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dañado

Being unjustly brought into disrepute.

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Usage of damaged in inglés
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Recent cases had damaged New Zealand's reputation with foreign students, he said.
Radio NZ
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It has damaged consumer confidence in scientists, farming and the food industry.
The Irish Times
3
Power companies are trying to stop damaged cables from triggering new fires.
Radio NZ
4
Independence Day gunfire from Palestinian areas left eight homes damaged in Giloh.
The Irish Times
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Mr Marsh said about 50 power poles were damaged in the storm.
Radio NZ
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Officials say the power grid is damaged and the water not drinkable.
BBC
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Main roads to Mogadishu are impassable, with large areas of crops damaged.
Reuters
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Roads are damaged, infrastructure is insufficient and pressure over water resources grows.
Reuters
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Every week, houses are stoned, cars damaged and young men beaten up.
The Irish Times
10
The road network is badly damaged, Colom said at a press conference.
Reuters
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But Gull said Afghan emeralds were often damaged, especially by the blasting.
Reuters
12
The Rafah area was also heavily damaged during Israel's 2009 Gaza war.
Reuters
13
Just the other day, a great many automobiles were damaged that way.
After the quake: stories
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This further damaged their credibility and heightened accusations, particularly in emerging countries.
The South African
15
Russia that will leave our, until now, mightily good reputation, badly damaged.
America’s Secret Establishment
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The blast also damaged several cars and about 30 shops, witnesses said.
Reuters
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Translations for damaged
español
dañado
Damaged through the time
Damaged across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Less common
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