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to affect
01
beeinflussen
to cause a change in a person, thing, etc.
Transitive: to affect sth
02
beeinflussen, betreffen
to cause illness or medical conditions in an individual
Transitive: to affect sb
03
vortäuschen, simulieren
to display or express an emotion, attitude, or demeanor that is not genuinely felt
Transitive: to affect an emotion or attitude
04
beeinflussen, berühren
to produce an emotional or cognitive influence or impact on someone or something
Transitive: to affect sb
Affect
01
Affekt, Gefühl
the conscious subjective aspect of feeling or emotion
affect
v
affected
adj
affected
adj
affecting
adj
affecting
adj
affection
n
affection
n
Beispiel
The change in weather can affect people's moods and energy levels.
The sudden loss of her job profoundly affected her emotional well-being.
Positive feedback can significantly affect an individual's confidence and motivation.
The economic downturn is expected to affect businesses across various sectors.
Lack of proper nutrition can affect a child's physical and cognitive development.
