Translations for „enervate“ in the English » German Dictionary

en·er·vate [ˈenəveɪt, Am ˈenɚ-] VB trans liter

to enervate sb (physically)

jdn entkräften [o. schwächen]

to enervate sb (mentally)

jdn entnerven

the humidity enervates me

die Feuchtigkeit macht mir zu schaffen

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Its crushed leaves and stems are used to enervate bees while gathering honey.

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And the brain might adapt to those enervating and hypoxic workouts, producing faster race results at sea level.

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It also uses functional electrical stimulation to enervate the muscles of paralyzed patients, improving their strength and circulation, and can be quickly disassembled for easy removal.

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Exhausted due to hard work and restless due to thirst the king became enervated in search of river or lake.

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While ensnaring them with their ingratiating talk and enervating riches, they have drawn the far-dwelling peoples nearer to themselves.

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Others become so enervated, they can't lift the page to see the next chapter.

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He is, as you would hope, the forgiving kind, but he does find it enervating quite how often his words are twisted.

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His style can be classically beautiful or experimental and savage, enormously effective or totally enervating... sometimes all within the same film.

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The army had been thinned by desertion and was enervated by long ill-discipline.

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She called the stories so pared down, so reduced to wistful contemplation that it is almost enervating.

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