Definition of defeature in English:

defeature

verb ˌdiːˈfiːtʃə

rare

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Fennell (1766–1816), actor. Probably partly from defeature.

verbˌdiːˈfiːtʃə

rare

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Fennell (1766–1816), actor. Probably partly from defeature.

单词	defeature
释义	Definition of defeature in English: defeature verb ˌdiːˈfiːtʃə rare with object To disfigure, deface; to spoil the features of. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Fennell (1766–1816), actor. Probably partly from defeature. Definition of defeature in US English: defeature verbˌdiːˈfiːtʃə rare with object To disfigure, deface; to spoil the features of. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Fennell (1766–1816), actor. Probably partly from defeature.
随便看	make one's pile make one's point make one's point make one's presence felt make one's toilet make one's way make one's way make one's way across make one's way in the world make one's way over make one's way round/past/over make one's way towards make one's way up make one's way with difficulty make one think of make only brief mention of make or break make-or-break make or break make (or kick up) a row make (or kick up) a row make (or open) a book make (or open) a book make (or pull) a face (or faces) make (or pull) a face (or faces)