malevolence

英

美

n.  恶意，恶毒；敌意；用心狠毒的行为

复数：malevolences　

法律

BNC.26223 / COCA.27956

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 狠毒的;恶毒的；存心不良的
  Amalevolentperson deliberately tries to cause harm or evil.
  1. Her stare was malevolent, her mouth a thin line.
     她目光狠毒，唇紧抿。

英英释义

noun

• the quality of threatening evil
  Synonym:malevolencymalice
• wishing evil to others
  Synonym:malignity

双语例句

• Humans have minds but are not intelligent enough to learn from the past and when malevolence flares up in the human mind it can endanger human survival itself.
  拥有智能的人类并不聪明到足以吸取教训，人的智能甚至有可能恶性发作而危及到人自身的存在。
• I had always been aware of a frame of malevolence under his urbanity.
  我常常觉察到，在他温文尔雅的下面掩藏着一种恶意。
• The sites of prior school massacres are etched on our minds, a symbolic shorthand for the violence and malevolence that none of us can comprehend.
  先前的校园大&场景还历历在目，快速闪现的是这种我们不可理解的暴力与恶意的一幕幕镜头。
• There is a world of difference between simple human error and premeditated malevolence.
  有一个世界的区别简单的人为错误和有预谋的恶意。
• He appeared to have bent his malevolence on making him a brute: he was never taught to read or write;
  希刺克厉夫把他的恶意用到要把他培养成一个粗野的人，从来没人教他念书或写字；
• As for the accused himself, many remembered him as being so amiable, so handsome, and so liberal, that they chose to think him the victim of some conspiracy, since in this world large fortunes frequently excite the malevolence and jealousy of some unknown enemy.
  至于被告本人，在许多人的记忆中，他非常和蔼、漂亮豪爽，以致认为他可能是一次阴谋的牺牲品，因为在这个世界里，拥有财富常常会引起别人的暗中怨恨和嫉妒。
• The love of scandal is an expression of this general malevolence any story against another woman is instantly believed, even on the flimsiest evidence.
  喜欢飞短流长的谈论人家的阴私，就是这种一般的恶意的表现：对别一个女人不利的故事，立刻被人相信，哪怕是捕风捉影之谈。
• For all its malevolence, the Soviet empire was like a Ponzi scheme, dependent on ever-increasing amounts of money.
  出于恶意，苏联帝国被描述为庞氏骗局，依赖于不断增长的金钱来运行。
• I think they keep changing the rules mostly out of boredom but, in Marvin's case, I sense a certain underlying malevolence.
  我觉得他们不断改变规则，但大多出于无聊，马文的情况下，我一定意义背后恶意。
• To his features, as to all other objects, the meteoric light imparted a new expression; or it might well be that the physician was not careful then, as at all other times, to hide the malevolence with which he looked upon his victim.
  流星的亮光，如同对一切其它物体一样，也给予他的容貌一种崭新的表情；也可能是，医生当时没有象乎素那样小心地掩饰他看着自己的牺牲品时的那种恶毒样子。