Que signifie inflict en anglais?

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inflict Signification, définition

0 to cause sb or sth to suffer -- infliger
- to inflict pain/damage/violence etc. on sb/sth infliger une douleur / des dégâts / de la violence etc. à qqn/qqch
1 (with on) to give or impose (something unpleasant and unwanted) -- infliger (qqch à qqn)
- Was it necessary to inflict such a punishment on him?
- She is always inflicting her company on me.

On another level, there are still those who aim to inflict mass destruction on our democracies.
No consumer wants to inflict unnecessary pain and suffering on animals for the sake of the food chain, or make criminals of our vets.
It is predicted that the long-term recovery plan will continue to inflict real economic and social hardship.
They do not, however, explain why a people that suffered so much in the 20th century should now inflict so much suffering on another people in this one.