affected[ə'fektid]

a. 假装的

时　态：af·fect·ed, af·fect·ing, af·fects

acted upon; influenced
[反] unaffected
speaking or behaving in an artificial way to make an impression
[同] affected, unnatural

[反] unaffected
being excited or provoked to the expression of an emotion
[同] affected, moved, stirred, touched

[反] unaffected, unmoved, untouched

[例]

too moved to speak

very touched by the stranger's kindness

Sectionalism has seriously affectedthe unity of the party.
地方主义严重影响了该党的团结。
My throat is affectedby a cold.
感冒引起我喉部疾患。
The threat of closure affectedthe workers' morale.
工厂行将倒闭一事影响着工人的士气。
Heat affects the body.
热度影响身体。
The audience was deeply affected.
观众深受感动。
Antenatal complications can affect a baby's health.
胎儿期并发症能影响婴儿的健康。
She affects old furniture and china.
她喜欢古老的家具和瓷器。
She affectedmagnificently not to care.
她装出一点也不在乎的样子。
She has also been affected, but to a lesser degree.
她也受到波及，但程度较轻。
In the unlikely event of a strike, production would be badly affected.
罢工未必能发生, 若一旦发生, 生产势必受到严重影响.
He was much affectedby the sad news.
这个悲惨的消息使他非常难过。
It is impossible to say with any accuracy how many are affected.
无论如何也说不准受影响的有多少。
He affectednot to hear me.
他假装没有听见我。
The decision was affectedby his fluctuation of mood.
这个决定受他情绪的影响。
It is said that the rhythm of tides is affectedby the moon.
据说潮汐的涨落受月亮的影响。
The climate affectedhis health.
气候影响了他的健康。

1. 受到影响的

2. 受(疾病)侵袭的

the affected part

患部

3. 受到打动(或震动)的

She was deeply affected by the sad story.

她被那个悲伤的故事深深感动了。

1. 假装的

2. 装模作样的;不自然的

He thought her smile affected.

他觉得她笑得不自然。