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Significados de deaf en inglés
Lacking or deprived of the sense of hearing wholly or in part.
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portugués
ensurdecer (Usually followed by `to') unwilling or refusing to pay heed.
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Uso de deaf en inglés
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Is your speaking problem physical, or does it come from being deaf?
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Even Josef, spirit deaf, could tell the words were more than words.
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Some deaf workers have developed tricks to help them navigate certain situations.
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Audio Tribes: a dramatic take on being deaf within a hearing family.
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Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's really, really bad and completely tone deaf.
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All this talk of reopening the economy seems a bit tone deaf.
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In their former house, everyone spoke loudly, because Natalia's father is deaf.
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The also say their concerns are falling on deaf ears in government.
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This is just the latest development in treatment options for deaf people.
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In some countries associations pay, or deaf individuals have to support that.
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Either you can hear clearly, you're hard of hearing, or you're deaf.
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The stairs creaked and the key-hole screamed; but Perfetta was growing deaf.
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This, unfortunately, as far as we know, has fallen on deaf ears.
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He seldom spoke in Parliament afterwards; he was growing deaf and weary.
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Miraculously, in another few minutes she was no longer blind and deaf.
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Nerve damage has left Linda largely deaf and we communicate via email.
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