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美:['hɑmfəlɪ]
英:[ˈhɑ:mfəli]
美:['hɑmfəlɪ]
词根:harm
adj.harmful 有害的;能造成损害的
harmless 无害的;无恶意的
adv.harmlessly 无害地;无恶意地
n.harm 伤害;损害
harmfulness 伤害;有害
vt.harm 伤害;危害;损害
The first known use of harmful was in the 14th century
harmonic1 of 2adjective
of or relating to musical harmony as opposed to melody or rhythm
harmonic2 of 2noun
overtone sense 1
harmonic1 of 2adjective
of or relating to musical harmony as opposed to melody or rhythm
harmonic2 of 2noun
overtone sense 1
harmonicanoun
a small musical instrument that is held in the hand and played by the mouth and that produces a sound through metal reeds which vibrate as air is blown or drawn past them
harmonic1 of 2adjective
of or relating to musical harmony as opposed to melody or rhythm
harmonic2 of 2noun
overtone sense 1
harmlessadjective
free from harm
unable to harm
harmlessadjective
free from harm
unable to harm
harmlessadjective
free from harm
unable to harm
harmnoun
physical or mental damage : injury
mischief sense 3, hurt
harmfuladjective
causing damage : injurious
harmfuladjective
causing damage : injurious
1 "They will effectively set a minimum level below which alcoholic products cannot be sold and will stop the worst instances of deep discounting, which result in alcohol being sold both cheaply and harmfully."
2 There is, for example, an ongoing debate about whether independent schools, which have charitable status, contribute to national life or harmfully reproduce social division.
3 Strengthen guide and education of teenagers, perfect teenagers' network personality, prevent the net use harmfully, it is the act of getting a permanent cure which prevents juvenile net crime.
加强对青少年的引导和教育,健全青少年网络人格,预防青少年网络有害使用是预防青少年网络犯罪的治本之举。
4 Such an attitude I can understand and respect, though I do not consider it a practical proposition, and know, moreover, that indissoluble marriage, in some ways, works very harmfully.
5 The reciprocal adulation of two human beings easily degenerates into egoistic enmity toward the rest of the human race, and this often reacts harmfully on the quality of love.
6 Therefore, to exclude trans athletes from elite competition, out of our own constricting fears and uncertainty, is wrong, harmfully so.
7 “But as we looked at all of the fast-track projects, Calico was far and away the most harmfully located project.”
8 Griffith's strategy is to use "negative goodness," that is, not attacking the group with which the patient identifies, while assuring him or her that the psychiatrist is not going to act harmfully.
格里菲斯的战术是“消极善意”,也就是说不攻击病人所认同的团体,保证他或她不会受到伤害。
9 He says that the epidemic of these lifestyle-related diseases and the coronavirus pandemic are “harmfully synergistic.”
10 By refusing to confirm Bush’s position, Obama dragged the process backward and harmfully reopened old debates.
11 When her parents disagreed and sought to transfer her back to Tufts, Boston Children’s called child protection, asserting that the parents were harmfully interfering in her care.
12 Our food, housing, methods of work and support, in short, our whole form of life, affects us in more ways than one rather harmfully than otherwise.
13 Next, kind of subsidy harmfully in market fair principle.
其次, 这种补贴有害于市场公平原则.
14 One of the main objections of industry lobbyists is that the rule is harmfully blunt.
15 Some substances can also cause the anti-HIV medications to reach harmfully high levels in the blood, leading to more side effects.
16 That lead poisoning operating through the germ-cells of the father can affect the development of the young harmfully is well shown in Fig.
17 It's just a technology; it can be used either benevolently or harmfully.
18 Critics have tried to tear her apart with spiteful words, she said, but one stood out and “managed to lodge harmfully inside me.”
19 In digital terrestrial television system, there is much burst and random noise in the broadcasting channel, and burst noise is more harmfully than random noise.
在地面数字电视系统中,广播信道存在着突发噪声干扰和随机噪声干扰,而且前者的危害甚于后者。
20 “He was the original co-sponsor of a bill to completely eliminate the Consumer Bureau,” she wrote, “and supported other legislation to harmfully roll back Wall Street reform.”