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Impaired by a harmful influence or disadvantaged by an event. The impairment may affect a person’s physical or mental condition, the state of an object, or someone’s financial situation.
Die durch Luftverschmutzung geschädigten Bäume verlieren ihre Blätter zu früh.
The trees damaged by air pollution lose their leaves too early.
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„Geschädigt“ (damaged) is the participle of the verb „schädigen“ (to damage) and is also used as an adjective. It often describes the condition resulting from damage.
Die geschädigten Organe müssen regelmäßig untersucht werden.
The damaged organs must be examined regularly.
„Geschädigt“ (damaged) frequently appears with „durch“ (by) when the cause of the impairment is mentioned. „Durch“ is followed by the person, thing, or influence causing the damage.
Ihre Gesundheit ist durch den jahrelangen Stress stark geschädigt.
Her health has been severely damaged by years of stress.
Typical collocations include „körperlich geschädigt“ (physically damaged), „seelisch geschädigt“ (emotionally damaged), „wirtschaftlich geschädigt“ (economically harmed), and „geschädigte Umwelt“ (damaged environment). The adjective is often supplemented by a more specific phrase indicating the area affected.
Viele kleine Betriebe wurden durch die lange Krise wirtschaftlich geschädigt.
Many small businesses were economically harmed by the prolonged crisis.
