mutilation
英 [ˌmjuː.tɪˈleɪ.ʃən]
美 [ˌmjuː.t̬əlˈeɪ.ʃən]
- n. 毁损；残缺；切断
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英语词源
- mutilation (n.)
- 1520s, in Scots law, "act of disabling or wounding a limb," from Middle French mutilation and directly from Late Latin mutilationem (nominative mutilatio), noun of action from past participle stem of Latin mutilare "to cut or lop off," from mutilus "maimed," which perhaps is cognate with Greek mytilos "hornless." Of things, "a destroying of unity by damaging or removing a part," from 1630s.
权威例句
- 1. Amnesty International chronicles cases of torture and mutilation.
- 大赦国际组织按时间顺序记载了酷刑和暴力伤害事件。
- 2. The law punished serious crimes with death or mutilation.
- 法律对重犯处以死刑或断肢使其残废.
- 3. Thousands suffered death or mutilation as a result of the bomb attacks.
- 这场空袭造成数千人死的死伤的伤.
- 4. Do you like pain? Self mutilation? Mutilation of others?
- 你喜欢疼痛 吗 ?比如说自残? 或者是残害别人?
- 5. The mutilation of code or data caused by hardware or software failure.
- 由于硬件或软件故障所引起的程序或数据的残缺不全(即出错)的现象.