Something that is deformed has the wrong shape, especially because it grew or developed that way, or because something later bent or crushed it. A deformed wheel will not roll true. A deformed tree may have grown around a fence.

Something一個東西 that is deformed如果deformed, has the wrong shape就是形狀不對, especially because尤其是因為 it grew or developed that way它是這樣長成或發展出來的, or或 because something later bent or crushed it因為後來被什麼弄彎或壓壞了。A deformed wheel一個deformed的輪子 will not roll true轉起來就不會正。A deformed tree一棵deformed的樹 may have grown around a fence可能是繞著籬笆長歪的。

Used of a person’s body, it is a strong, often medical word: a part did not grow in the usual shape. Though actually, the tidy dictionary line (“wrong shape”) hides a kindness problem. Doctors may still write it; many people now prefer more careful, specific language, because calling a person “deformed” can sound like an insult, not a description.

Used of a person's body用在人的身體上時, it它 is a strong, often medical word是個很強烈、常帶醫療味的字: a part某個部位 did not grow in the usual shape沒有長成一般的形狀。Though actually不過其實, the tidy dictionary line字典上這句整潔的解釋 (“wrong shape”「形狀不對」) hides a kindness problem背後藏著一個體貼與否的問題。Doctors醫生 may still write it可能還是會這樣寫; many people許多人 now prefer現在比較偏好 more careful, specific language更謹慎、更具體的說法, because因為 calling a person “deformed”把一個人叫做「deformed」 can sound like an insult可能聽起來像是侮辱, not a description而不是單純的描述。

For objects, the word is ordinary and not unkind. It is the adjective (and past form) of deform.

For objects用在物品上時, the word這個字 is ordinary and not unkind是普通、不帶惡意的。It它 is the adjective (and past form)是deform的形容詞（也是過去式） of deform。