Excessive drinking did harm to his health.
过量饮酒损害了他的健康。
He was harm.
他受伤了。
Do not harm any thing.
不要伤害任何东西。
What he said
harmed the girl.
他说的话伤害了这个女孩。
This new mode of printing, which uses inkjet technology to print on fabric or garments, has the advantage of etching colorful and complicated designs on fabric with high precision, reducing harm to the environment due to its "green" technologies.
这种新的打印模式使用喷墨技术在织物或服装上打印，其优点是可以高精度地在织物上蚀刻出丰富多彩和复杂的图案，减少了其“绿色”技术对环境的危害。
Earlier, traditional printing and dyeing technology — which involved the costly process of making the screen and paste — used to lead to excessive wastage that harmed the environment.
早些时候，传统的印染技术——包括制作丝网和浆糊的昂贵过程——曾经导致过度浪费，损害环境。
Australia's discriminatory restrictions against TikTok undermine the confidence of the international community in the country's business environment, and harm the interests of Australian enterprises and people, an official with the Ministry of Commerce said, urging Australia to treat all enterprises fairly.
澳大利亚商务部一名官员表示，澳大利亚对TikTok的歧视性限制破坏了国际社会对该国商业环境的信心，损害了澳大利亚企业和人民的利益，并敦促澳大利亚公平对待所有企业。
Above and amid the rubber trees that produce the natural latex sap that is tapped for products ranging from rubber gloves to car tires, a fleet of aerial survey drones assist in the detection and monitoring of pests and diseases that could harm the crucial crop.
在生产天然乳胶树液的橡胶树上方和中间，从橡胶手套到汽车轮胎，一队空中调查无人机协助检测和监测可能危害关键作物的病虫害。
The FCC move overgeneralized the concept of national security and harmed China Unicom's (Americas) reputation and legitimate rights and interests, China Unicom added.
中国联通补充称，美国联邦通信委员会的举动过度概括了国家安全的概念，损害了中国联通（美洲）的声誉和合法权益。
China Telecom said on Monday the US Federal Communications Commission's decision to add China Telecom (Americas) Corp to a blacklist lacked justification and harmed the legitimate rights and interests of CTA.
中国电信周一表示，美国联邦通信委员会将中国电信（美洲）公司列入黑名单的决定缺乏正当理由，损害了CTA的合法权益。
Such practices seriously damaged the US business environment and harmed the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies and global consumers, including US users, the ministry added.
外交部补充说，这种做法严重损害了美国的商业环境，损害了中国公司和包括美国用户在内的全球消费者的合法权益。
Those behaviors have weakened the innovative dynamics and vitality of the platform, and harmed the interests of the platform merchants and consumers, said the SAMR.
Currently, the usual ways to process used pods involve burning or burying them — which cannot solve the root problem as these methods cause secondary environmental harm and produce no further economic value, said Guo Guangdong, head of public relations and external affairs of RLX.
Danial Zhang said, the incident caused great harm to the female employee.
"Myopia not only hinders the personal development of our children and adolescents, but also brings significant harm to our social and economic development and even national defense security," said Li Ling, director of the China Health Development Research Center.
The comments came after the US government restricted companies from supplying chip-related technologies and materials to Huawei in September, which harmed the latter's smartphone businesses.
These two types of functional yogurts are designed to enhance consumer immunity and reduce the harm of helicobacter pylori, he said, adding they have been successfully tested in Japan for more than a decade.
He added the opinion that Xiaomi is likely to win the lawsuit and it "will suffer irreparable harm in the form of serious reputational and unrecoverable economic injuries" if the ban is imposed.
He caused great loss to the country leading to substantial social harm and should be severely punished according to law, the court said.
The government actually hasn't provided specific and direct evidence of harm that rises to the level for such a pervasive ban, she said.
A judge in Pennsylvania rejected the request on Saturday, saying that the three had failed to prove they would suffer "immediate, irreparable harm" if new downloads are barred, since the app would remain operational for current subscribers.
There are still many areas that require further long-term research, such as the actual harm reduction elements of e-cigarettes, the maximization of their harm reduction and other potential effects of vaping.
For some foreign businesses in China, fast lane programs established between China and a number of countries have been a key contributor to their resumption of operations even as the COVID-19 pandemic harmed the global economy and affected international business travel.
The contagion also harmed a few digital businesses to some extent.
Samsung's limited presence in China has considerably harmed its business," Xiang said, adding that Samsung's business in India is also heavily affected due to city lockdowns.
Bai Ming, a senior research fellow at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, said, "The new restrictions will harm the US semiconductor industry.
The strong results came close on the heels of HiSilicon surpassing US chip giant Qualcomm Inc in smartphone processor shipments on the Chinese mainland for the first time amid coronavirus-linked disruptions that have harmed most of the major players, according to Chinese research firm CINNO.
"Medical protective garments were not produced in a completely clean environment and bacteria or viruses may harm patients and doctors, so sterilization is necessary," Wang said.
"For medical waste generated from the novel coronavirus, the safest way to handle it is to burn the waste at a temperature of 850 degrees Celsius in an oven that has good emission treatment systems to ensure the emitted gas and fogs will not harm the environment or people," Lei said.
It seriously damages the US government's own credibility and image, and will also harm the interests of US companies, Geng said.
Analysts said the FCC ban would have very limited impact on Huawei's financial performance, but labeling the company as a national security threat would cause far-reaching reputational harm.
The rule will impede innovation and harm connectivity, particularly in rural areas.
"Huawei also submitted 21 rounds of detailed comments, explaining how the order will harm people and businesses in remote areas.
The bipartisan investigation will probe the "anticompetitive practices of Google that harm consumers," Paxton tweeted.
"I want to apologize for the harm caused to everybody due to my indiscreet selection of brand to represent," she said.
Instead, it could harm the US tech firm's business, as Huawei is grabbing market shares from rivals such as Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo which all use Qualcomm's chips, said Lyu Tingjie, a professor at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications.
This has seriously violated relevant laws and regulations of China's express industry and harmed the legitimate rights of Chinese clients, so the Chinese authorities decided to launch the investigation, Ma Junsheng, the bureau head, said in a statement on its website on Sunday.
The short seller report "may be intended specifically to undermine confidence in the company and its management, and to harm its reputation," the statement said.
Such a move, if not properly explained, could harm the image of the US companies involved, disrupt trust in cross-border business cooperation and further undermine the US government's credibility in keeping companies independent, they said.
Jia Mo, an analyst at Singapore-based market research company Canalys, said the delayed product releases in certain markets will harm Huawei's smartphone business, but Huawei is working on its own mobile operating system, which can help relieve some pressure in the domestic market.
In response to the ban on Huawei buying parts from US companies, the company said such a decision will "do significant economic harm to the US companies with which Huawei does business, affect tens of thousands of US jobs and disrupt the current collaboration and mutual trust that exist in the global supply chain".
In the counterclaim, filed alongside the statement of defense, IBM claimed that "ICL refrained from making certain payments, conducted negotiations in bad faith, and terminated the project unilaterally, in a way that harmed IBM's reputation and goodwill.
It also harmed the revered herbal medicine brand, it said.
We have never harmed the interests of any customer or nation.
European plane maker Airbus has warned it could pull out of the United Kingdom if its ability to compete on the global stage is harmed by a no-deal Brexit.
“I personally would never harm the interest of my customers and me, and my company would not answer to such requests.
“Arbitrarily dividing the world into two technology camps can only harm the interests of all society,” he said.
Apple previously warned that such tariffs would harm the company.
The "unreasonable" treatment of Huawei Technologies Co by the United States won't harm the company's partnerships with suppliers, as a robust domestic market and its technological competitiveness will help it overcome challenges, an industry analyst said on Friday.
Wang Yanhui, secretary-general of the Mobile China Alliance, said US interference with the global telecom market is giving Huawei a hard time overseas, but the temporary difficulty, if properly handled, won't harm the company's long-term business.
"Even though voice recording cannot guarantee zero harm or danger, it can act as a deterrent to crime because it is linked directly to the police," Zhu said.
"The president has held up the motorcycle maker as an example of a US business harmed by trade barriers in other countries.
As depression seriously impairs productivity due to sick leave or poor work efficiency, Wang Gang, president of Beijing Anding Hospital of Capital Medical University, said depression will cause not only harm to the mental wellbeing of the patients but economic losses.
The company has rejected such applications because the feats could harm the animals.
"We depend on a limited number of customers for a significant percentage of our revenue and the loss or temporary loss of a major customer for any reason could harm our financial condition," said Acacia in the filing.
Gao Feng, the spokesman for the ministry, said that the action against ZTE Corp will harm the US.
The state also said the chemicals contaminated drinking water, harmed wildlife and posed a threat to human health.
"The actions of the defendant not only harm the image of Mobike but also create costs in the process of cleaning up the ads," said Sun Keqing, legal supervisor of the company, adding Mobike will continue to seek legal action to crack down on posting illegal ads on its shared bikes.
"Recalls are an important way to prevent problematic products from causing harm to consumers," the spokesperson said.
Monser also voiced support for fair and open trade, calling it the foundation of international commerce and an effective tool against protectionism that can harm consumers and businesses.
"It also offers host protection insurance and a $1 million host guarantee to help protect hosts and their listings from harm.
Zha Weimin, deputy general manager and spokesman of Sinosure, China's only policy-oriented insurance company, said that if the US slapped on unilateral sanctions it would harm bilateral economic and trade relations.
Yet trade disputes and so-called tech frictions between the world's two largest economies are only to harm each other and the global economy, leaving countries like South Korea and Japan suffering greatly from plummeting chip sales to China, he added.
But that will only cause greater harm to everyone, and China wants no trade war but only wants to focus on its own development, Zhang stressed.
The move comes as a result of the application made by Chinese domestic industries which expressed concerns about unfair competition and the potential harm caused by imported brandy from the EU, said Shu Jueting, spokeswoman with the ministry, at a news conference.
Jin said Sino-US economic and trade ties were impacted by some Western countries' "decoupling" or "de-risking" strategy, adding that such attempts will also harm global trade and investment.
This has severely harmed global trade and investment.
According to the factual disclosure report released by Australian government on Monday, it was determined that the termination of these measures, slated for April 16, 2024, would not inflict substantial harm on domestic industry within the Oceanic country.
These actions also harm the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies and individuals.
The measures taken by the US to restrict chip exports to China not only violate market principles but also fragment the global semiconductor market, He said, adding that these actions not only harm the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises but also severely impact the interests of global semiconductor companies, including those from the United States.
Such an act will cause unpredictable damage and harm to the global marine environment and further exacerbate the safety risks of Japanese food, Shu said, adding that China will resort to all necessary measures to safeguard food safety and public health.
Zhou Mi, a senior researcher at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, said that Taiwan's restrictive trade measures on products from the mainland disrupt trade and investment, and severely harm the interests of consumers and enterprises in the region.
"The excessive violation of WTO rules by the US and its trampling on free trade has already severely damaged the normal global order, and harmed world peace and stability," she said.
That has also harmed the reputation of the US itself, as countries around the world, especially developing economies, all want fairness and just and rebut hegemonism," she said.
Shu added the actions taken by the US not only harm the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese businesses but also undermine the interests of numerous countries and regions.
Rising unilateralism, protectionism and de-globalization harm the environment for international businesses and partnerships.
As for the EMDEs, the World Bank noted that although most of them have seen only limited harm from the recent banking stress in advanced economies, they are now sailing in dangerous waters.
Such acts of politicizing and polarizing the development of today's world will do nothing but harm.
Highlighting that being Washington's pawn will only harm Tokyo, they said the restrictions will motivate Chinese companies to pour in more resources for breakthroughs in crucial technologies.
Commerce: China seeks cooperation, not confrontationAny country's attempt to push for decoupling from or cutting supply chains with China will harm its own interests and dampen global economic recovery and growth, officials and experts said on Thursday.
Tu Xinquan, dean of the China Institute for WTO Studies at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, said Washington's increasingly tightened restrictions will wreak havoc on international economic and trade cooperation, jeopardize global industrial and supply chain safety, and harm the interests of multinational companies around the world.
Experts believe that stretching the concept of national security and distorting the global value chains will only harm everyone.
These actions seriously harm the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies and affect the security and stability of the global supply and industrial chains, according to the commerce ministry.
Despite global economic downturn and US sanctions, China has made it clear that any attempts to sever supply chains will harm the world, and the country will continue to play an important and positive role in stabilizing global industrial chains.
This is expected to proactively eliminate and mitigate social harm and other undesirable consequences of errant corporate behavior.
He also said restrictive trade measures against China undermine the development of bilateral economic and trade relations, weaken the US' comparative advantage and the competitiveness of US products, and harm the confidence and willingness of enterprises from the two countries to strengthen cooperation.
The US government's move to define China-US relations as "strategic competition," and its series of trade and investment restrictive measures, as well as protectionist practices against China, have harmed the interests of businesses and people of the two countries, said Wang.
Liu Chang, president of the government affairs forum at the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, said China-US or China-EU decoupling is not realistic and any such move would likely harm both sides.
Amid the global economic downturn and geopolitical uncertainties, China has made it clear that any attempts to sever supply chains will harm the world, and the country will continue to play an important and positive role in stabilizing global industrial chains, they added.
"Amid such a context, it is particularly urgent to maintain the stability of global supply chains," Wang said, adding that some countries' attempts to politicize normal business ties will harm their own interests.
"Some new types of unfair competition behaviors were added into the law, including acts that may harm the legitimate rights and interests of small and medium-sized market entities.
The administration added the draft also listed new types of unfair competition into the law, including acts that harm the legitimate rights and interests of small and medium-sized market entities.
That is because under such circumstances, social mobility will generate "zero-sum" results to some extent, as seizing of opportunities by some groups may affect or even harm others.
That is not conducive to normal investment and trade exchanges, or to growth promotion and employment increase, she said, adding that it will not only harm others but also affect the US.
Any such course would likely harm either side," he said.
"What it has done has severely harmed the normal economic and trade exchanges and cooperation between Chinese and US enterprises, seriously undermined market rules and the international economic and trade order, and gravely threatened the stability of the global industrial and supply chains," she said.
The company developed a technique to transform algae blooms that harm the marine environment into food fit for human consumption, which not only protects the ocean but generates more income for locals.
Although manufacturing investment has recovered well in the first two months, with the Russia-Ukraine conflict leading to surges in raw material prices, and COVID-19 still lingering, there are challenges for private enterprises to maintain good operations, which may harm investment enthusiasm and thus hinder growth of manufacturing investment throughout the year.
But harming China's interests will affect global industrial, supply chainsThe attempts by the United States, Japan, Australia and India to deepen their ties in critical and emerging technologies are aimed at marginalizing China in crucial global industrial and supply chains, which will harm the interests of their own companies, experts said on Wednesday.
For a period of time, Xinjiang had experienced frequent terrorist attacks, which caused great harm to the lives and property of people from all ethnic groups.
Yang Weiyong, an associate professor of economics at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, said the harm caused by cutting interest rates now could outweigh the benefits to the economy.
Unilateral actions run contrary to the principles of market economy and international economic and trade rules, harm the interests of other countries as well as the US, and hurt the global supply chain, said Xue Rongjiu, deputy director of the Beijing-based China Society for WTO Studies.
Wang Peng, a researcher at Huazhong University of Science and Technology's Institute for State Governance, said the US administration's attempts to decouple the two economies harm US consumers and enterprises, and US importers and consumers have absorbed most of the additional costs resulting from the additional tariffs on Chinese products.
Luo said US trade frictions with China not only harm the interests of US companies and consumers but also disrupt industrial and supply chains worldwide.