英:[ˈdi:mən]
美:[ˈdimən]
英:[ˈdi:mən]
美:[ˈdimən]
n.
魔鬼
恶魔
精力过人的人
邪念
de·mon
di mn
复数:demons
词根:demon
adj.demonic 有魔力的,恶魔的
demoniacal 恶魔的
adv.demoniacally 魔鬼地;魔鬼似地
n.demoniacal 着魔之人;狂暴者
demonism 信仰魔鬼;对鬼怪的崇拜(等于demonolatry);魔鬼学
demonization 妖魔化
vt.demonize 妖魔化;使…成为魔鬼
demonise 使成为魔鬼(等于demonize)
noun
an evil spirit
angels and demons
a source or agent of evil, harm, distress, or ruin confronting the demons of his childhood
the demons of drug and alcohol addiction
usually daemon an attendant (see attendant entry 2 sense 1) power or spirit : genius
usually daemon mythology a supernatural being whose nature is intermediate between that of a god and that of a human being
one that has exceptional enthusiasm, drive, or effectiveness Doug, putting like a demon, had birdies on the third and sixth …—Fred Tupper
a demon for work
daemon a software program or process that runs in the background
A mailer daemon installed on an e-mail system can respond to a piece of incorrectly addressed e-mail by generating an automated message to the sender that the message was undeliverable.—J. D. Biersdorfer
a demon for work工作起来精力过人的人,拼命工作的人,劳动能手
speed demon乱开快车者
公元前1200年左右,"一种邪恶的精神,恶魔,恶鬼,恶魔",源自拉丁语 daemon "精神",源自希腊语 daimōn "神,神力; 次级神; 引导精神,守护神"(有时包括死者的灵魂); "一个人的天赋、命运或财富",源自 PIE *dai-mon- "分配者,供应者"(命运或宿命的分配者),源自词根 *da- "分割"。
恶意的意义是因为希腊词在基督教希腊翻译和拉丁圣经中被用来表示"异教徒的神,异教偶像",也用来表示"不洁的灵魂"。犹太作家早先也用希腊词来表示 Septuagint 中的 shedim "主,偶像",马太福音 viii.31中有 daimones,在古英语中翻译为 deofol,在中古英语中翻译为 feend 或 deuil。另一个古英语词是 hellcniht,字面意思是"地狱骑士"。
通常的古希腊意义是"次于神的超自然力量或智慧,服侍的精神",从1560年代开始在英语中有记录,有时为了区分而写作 daemon 或 daimon。意为"具有破坏性或丑陋的人"的意思可以追溯到1610年代; 作为"具有邪恶化身的恶势力"(谣言等)始于1712年。
Demon of Socrates(英语中的晚14世纪)是 daimonion,一种"神圣的原则或内在神谕"。然而,他的控告者和后来的教父们对此有不同的解释。Demon Star(1895年)是 Algol (详见)。
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Middle English, "evil spirit," borrowed from Late Latin daemōn "evil spirit, pagan deity, idol," going back to Latin, "supernatural being, spirit intermediate between humans and gods," borrowed from Greek daimon-, daímōn "superhuman power, variably evil or beneficent, intervening in human affairs, fate" (Homeric), "personal spirit, bringing luck or ill, that accompanies an individual," "spirit intermediate between humans and gods" (Plato), "evil spirit" (New Testament), probably from dai-, stem of daíomai, daíesthai "to divide, allocate" + -mōn, deverbal noun and adjective suffix — more at tide >entry 1
The first known use of demon was before the 12th century
demonstrableadjective
capable of being demonstrated or proved
demonstrableadjective
capable of being demonstrated or proved
demonstrableadjective
capable of being demonstrated or proved
demonnoun
an evil spirit
usually daemon an accompanying power or spirit : genius
usually daemon demigod sense 1
one that has a lot of energy
a demon for work
demonnoun
an evil spirit
usually daemon an accompanying power or spirit : genius
usually daemon demigod sense 1
one that has a lot of energy
a demon for work
demoniac1 of 2adjective
possessed or influenced by a demon
of, relating to, or suggestive of a demon : devilish, fiendish
demoniac cruelty
demoniac2 of 2noun
one possessed by a demon
demoniac1 of 2adjective
possessed or influenced by a demon
of, relating to, or suggestive of a demon : devilish, fiendish
demoniac cruelty
demoniac2 of 2noun
one possessed by a demon
demoniac1 of 2adjective
possessed or influenced by a demon
of, relating to, or suggestive of a demon : devilish, fiendish
demoniac cruelty
demoniac2 of 2noun
one possessed by a demon
demonnoun
an evil spirit
usually daemon an accompanying power or spirit : genius
usually daemon demigod sense 1
one that has a lot of energy
a demon for work
1 “No, no. It a ...” I fumbled for the right word in the demon language, but all I could come up with was, “a dragonee dragon.”
2 For half a second, the two demons were a blur of slashing claws and fangs.
3 “But what about THEM?” cried the terrified bug, for at that very instant the other demons had reached the top at last and were leaping forward to seize them.
4 I saw monsters patrolling the upper decks of the ship—dracaenas snake-women, hellhounds, giants, and the humanoid seal- demons known as telkhines—but we zipped by so fast, none of them raised the alarm.
5 Looking at his smile, I felt as if here at last in the city of the demons, I had found my true father, and more—a friend and a guide.
6 I have to face my demons, and I can’t do that from a cabin hidden in the woods.
7 He saw that demons made sport of us and killed us and ate our bodies.
8 This was a word that came in handy on the days when you hated white people like Mr. Best—the Tule Lake director—or Mr. Taylor, both of whom sometimes seemed like demons who smiled.
9 Encanis screamed, because he knew that even demons can die from fire or iron.
10 The whole greenhouse came to life as vines tangled poxies, gigantic Venus flytraps gulped down demons, and trees swatted the waves of flies filling the air.
11 “The demons call it an upright piano,” Father said.
12 Some were simply standing, confused, others panicked and ran to the church, hoping to find shelter in the tall stone building or the huge iron wheel that hung there, promising them safety from demons.
13 The demon meant to give him something.
这个魔鬼打算给他一些东西。
14 You're an incomplete being as well. Both demon and human blood mingle in your veins.
你也是一个不完整的存在, 你的体内混杂着恶魔和人类的血.
15 Each time a demon disintegrated, Percy felt a heavier sense of dread as another curse settled on him.
16 The pair of demons slipped out to follow a well-dressed young couple who were strolling idly down the street, arm in arm.
17 And off he went, trying to exorcise the demon of football.
18 She's been a saint to us, yet you make her out to be a demon.
她对我们那么好, 简直是个圣人,而你却把她说成魔鬼.
19 Most demons thought that the Wrights were humbugs.
20 The real historical puzzle, we might think, is not this eighteenth-century loss of belief in witches and demons, but the progressive re-enchantment of the world in the nineteenth century.
1 令人烦恼的事物
3 恶鬼
4 凶恶
demoniac dark evil fierce satanic ferocious felon heinous atrocious villainous hellish ruffian felonious truculent hagged atrocity blackness villainy
5 调皮鬼
9 恶魔
demonian demonic diabolic demoniacally devil daemon fiend Belial Asmodeus devildom cloot afreet Prince of Darkness the Evil One monster cacodemon Mephistopheles diabolical nick duende Old Harry devilish bugaboo Frankenstein hell-hound evil brimstony satanic fiendish demoniac cloven-hoofed power hell genius satan harry cain lucifer beelzebub belial deil hellhound ragman asmodeus Old Nick spirit enemy scratch ghost puck serpent Satan deuce Beelzebub Apollyon Eblis mester Mahound Iblis the man of sin the old gentleman
10 令人扫兴的事物
15 恶棍
heel villain thug scoundrel miscreant ruffian blackguard varlet whoreson larrikin scamp mobster heavy devil rogue mug crook rascal trickster knave reprobate hoodlum scallywag scapegrace rascally coistrel coistril tough coyote bandit gangster scab hellion toughie bucko rapscallion toughy limmer spalpeen mugg skellum rascallion skeesicks gaol-bird gangsterdom plug ugly shit-heel shit-hook hempy companion bully pimp felon bruiser baddie such-and-such blighter Shylock lobo bezonian jaboney
20 恶习
21 狂乱
demoniac frenetic inordinate frenzied delirious cross-eyed corybantic phrenetic deliration frenzy delirium
22 警官
constabulary law blue officer cop roller superintendent policeman bluebird peeler fink gumshoe bluebottle azul rozzer alguacil flattie jemadar the boys in blue
24 穷凶极恶的人
25 守护神
familiar angel genius familiar angel familiar spirit Patron saints patronal patron palladium numen geniusloci guardian deity numinous lares gnome tutelary daimon eudaemon
26 警察
man law force police bill busy copper pig cop jack Constable filth bogey peeler constabulary askari bluebottle walloper rozzer boys in blue the thin blue line
27 劲头十足的人
30 狂人
31 侦探
detective lyam-hound man eye plant brain busy trap devil bull jack spy dick operative stag John snowshoe ferret spook snoop bogey spotter bloodhound Richard pinkie fink plainclothesman perdu intelligencer tec spier hawkshaw deek spyer slewfoot
34 魔鬼
satanic diabolic mephistophelean devil fiend Satan tempter adversary hobgoblin Shaitan afreet jab jab Prince of Darkness serpent genie deuce lucifer Mephistopheles flibbertigibbet erlking the Serpent fallen angel the Evil One the Father of Lies demonic Frankenstein Belial devilry arch-enemy Old Nick the Prince of Darkness daemon Lucifer the devil
35 凶恶的
demoniac dark evil fierce satanic ferocious felon heinous atrocious villainous hellish ruffian felonious truculent hagged
36 鬼
spiritual spectral ghostly ghosty presence shadow ghost devil haunt larva apparition spook wraith ahriman waff fantasm
38 刑警