detriment

1 On paper, he does come across as kind of abrasive and unlikable, but that might be to my journalistic detriment.

2 The majority opinion, written by Justice Harry Blackmun, spoke specifically to the would-be mother’s predicament: The detriment that the State would impose upon the pregnant woman by denying this choice altogether is apparent.

3 "Smashing it" is the grail – a display of firepower, not restraint; a surfeit of heat, to the detriment of nuance.

4 There’s the detriment to our bodies: seltzer is more acidic than regular water, which could wear down tooth enamel.

5 But Hartnett disappears for long stretches, much to the film's detriment.

6 Less frequently related, to the detriment of the reading public and the American voter, has been Trump’s impact on the Democratic Party.

7 But Nolan's approach is so coldly cerebral that it's a detriment to the film's emotional core.

8 He was engrossed in his job to the detriment of his health.

他全身心地投入工作结果损害了他的健康。

9 "Killing and Dying" was conceived in reaction to "Shortcomings," which many readers regard as autobiographical, to Tomine's detriment.

10 To some extent, his father fed that image, he added, “to the detriment of his reputation as an actor.”

11 To our detriment, however, “we don’t seem to have that same belief about friendships.”

12 When Fifty Shades came out it was such a phenomenon that sales grew for a few weeks but at the detriment to other sectors of the market.

13 John Bassett, the owner of the Tampa Bay Bandits, called Trump’s plan “irresponsible and a detriment to everything we are trying to do.”

14 His reluctance to play along with the industry, sometimes to the detriment of his own career, was legendary.

15 During visits with her and when we drive her somewhere in our car — she doesn’t drive — she toys with the phone to the detriment of any other conversations with adults.

16 He loves them to the detriment of artistic moderation. "other."

他对他们的喜爱已经到了有损于艺术性的地步。

17 He added: “The second critique is that capitalism has been distorted for the benefit of the few to the detriment of the many.”

18 That’s what really makes me upset about the Emmys, is that we are trapped in this system that is never going to embrace the new and it does so at its own detriment.

19 She put in long hours at the OUCA, but never to the detriment of her work.

她在保守党俱乐部花费的时间很长, 但决不影响功课.

20 Joint military exercises have increased in the region, to the detriment of trust between countries.

联合军事演习在本地区有增无减,不利于国家间建立信任.

1 有害物

poison

2 不利

bad adverse hostile detrimental prejudicial unfavourable disadvantageous inimical unpropitious minus disadvantage handicap

3 伤害

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4 损害

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5 损伤

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6 损失

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