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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3409 COCA: 3697

undermine

un·der·mine /ˌʌndəˈmaɪn $ -ər-/ ●●○ verb [transitiveT]  
SPOILto gradually make someone or something less strong or effective 逐渐削弱[损害]
 economic policies that threaten to undermine the health care system
可能会损害医疗保健制度的经济政策
undermine somebody’s confidence/authority/position/credibility etc
 The constant criticism was beginning to undermine her confidence.
不断的批评开始削弱她的信心了。
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undermine• These should be laid on the gravel to form a sound base which the fish can not undermine.• Alas, his careful pacing and the stars' restrained performances are undermined by a tell-all trailer and an uneven script.• Unfair criticism can undermine employees' self-confidence.• The US was accused of undermining international efforts to combat global warming.• Local authorities and trade unions will need to respond to gratuitous fault finding and undermining of political leadership.• The kidnappings undermined several months of delicate peace negotiations.• Losing the witness will seriously undermine the government's case against Jones.• Inflation has undermined the legitimacy of the market order.• Paradoxically, it has not even been able to undermine the relative economic stability of the imperialist countries.• The suspension of an integral part of the Convention undermines their expectations.• Relying on math formulas or drills in class, the study suggests, bores many students and undermines their performance.
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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3409 COCA: 3697
undermine

verb

ADVERB | VERB + UNDERMINE ADVERB➤greatly, radically, seriously, severely, significantly極大地破壞；徹底損害；嚴重削弱；顯著破壞◇His position within the government has been seriously undermined.他在政府中的地位遭到嚴重削弱。➤completely, totally完全／徹底破壞➤ultimately最終破壞◇It ultimately undermined his ability to play.這最終削弱了他的比賽能力。➤rather, somewhat有些損壞；一定程度上削弱▸➤further進一步破壞▸➤effectively有效削弱➤actively主動破壞▸➤fatally致命地破壞▸➤subtly不知不覺地損壞➤systematically系統地破壞▸➤gradually, increasingly, progressively逐漸／日益／逐步削弱▸➤eventually最終破壞➤potentially可能會破壞▸➤constantly不斷破壞VERB + UNDERMINE➤threaten to威脅要破壞▸➤attempt to, seek to, try to企圖破壞；設法損害▸➤conspire to, help (to), serve to, tend to密謀破壞；助長破壞；有削弱作用；趨向於損害▸➤be likely to很可能破壞▸➤be designed to, be intended to計劃破壞；企圖損害◇a terror attack intended to undermine the morale of citizens旨在打擊市民士氣的一次恐怖襲擊
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3409 COCA: 3697
undermine

verb

undermine ♦︎ erode ♦︎ weaken ♦︎ sap ♦︎ wear sb/sth downThese words all mean to gradually make sth weaker. 这些词均表示逐渐削弱。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to undermine / erode / weaken / sap sb's confidence / morale◆to undermine / erode / weaken sb's position◆to weaken / wear down sb's resistance■ undermine [transitive] to make sth, especially sb's confidence or authority, gradually weaker or less effective 逐渐削弱（信心、权威等）；使逐步减少效力◆The director saw this move as an attempt to undermine his authority.经理认为此举是想削弱他的权威。◆This crisis threatens to undermine the very foundations of social life.这场危机可能会损害社会生活的根基。ⓘ Things that can be undermined include sb's authority, credibility, faith, belief, confidence or morale or the foundations, security or stability of sth. * undermine的宾语可以是某人的authority、credibility、faith、belief、confidence或morale，或是某事物的foundation、security或stability。■ erode ɪˈrəʊd; NAmE ɪˈroʊd [transitive, intransitive] (rather formal, especially business 尤用于商业) to gradually destroy the value of sth or people's confidence in sth 逐渐损害（价值或信心）；毁坏；削弱◆Price rises have eroded profit margins.价格上涨使利润减少了。◆We live in a world whose moral base has been eroded.我们生活在一个道德基础已变得薄弱的世界。ⓘ Things that can be eroded include profits, profitability, margins, revenues, the value of sth, sb's confidence or support. * erode的宾语可以是profit、profitability、margin、revenue、the value of sth、sb's confidence或support。■ weaken [intransitive, transitive] to become or make sb less determined or certain about sth; to make sb's position of authority weaker 使（决心或确信度）减弱；动摇；削弱◆She felt herself beginning to weaken in the face of his persuasion.面对他的劝说，她觉得自己开始犹豫了。◆Nothing could weaken his resolve to continue.什么也不能动摇他继续下去的决心。◆This new scandal has severely weakened the President's position.这桩新丑闻已严重动摇了总统的地位。■ sap (-pp-) [transitive] to make sb/ sth less strong; to gradually destroy sb's energy, confidence or enthusiasm 使虚弱；削弱（体力、信心或热情）◆The hot sun sapped our energy.火辣辣的太阳烤得我们虚弱无力。◆Years of failure have sapped him of his confidence.连年失败使他逐渐丧失了自信。ⓘ Things that can be sapped include sb's strength, energy, vitality, enthusiasm, will, confidence and morale. * sap的宾语可以是某人的strength、energy、vitality、enthusiasm、will、confidence和morale。■ ˌwear sb/sth ˈdown

phrasal verb

(wore, worn)to make sb/sth weaker or less determined, especially by continually attacking or putting pressure on them/it over a period of time （尤指通过不断攻击或施加压力）使衰弱，使意志薄弱◆Her persistence paid off and she eventually wore me down.她锲而不舍取得成功，终于使我服输了。◆This relentless pressure began to wear down their resistance.这种无情的压力开始瓦解他们的抵抗。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3409 COCA: 3697
undermine
To become, or to make something weaker: lessen, reduce, subside...
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