英:[əˈbju:sɪv]
美:[əˈbjusɪv, -zɪv]
英:[əˈbju:sɪv]
美:[əˈbjusɪv, -zɪv]
a·bu·sive
byu sihv
abusively (adv.), abusiveness (n.)
词根:abuse
adv.abusively 滥用地;辱骂地
n.abuse 滥用;虐待;辱骂;弊端;恶习,陋习
abused 滥用,恶习;受虐
v.abused 滥用;虐待;辱骂(abuse的过去分词)
vt.abuse 滥用;虐待;辱骂
adjective
characterized by offensive or unfair language.The broadcasters censored the abusive comments of the show's guests.I think it's wrong that he never defends himself when she is abusive toward him.
characterized by injurious or offensive treatment.She left behind her abusive marriage.The family court determined that she had been abusive in her treatment of her children.
improperly or dishonestly used.It's an abusive practice that promotes discrimination.
inclined to treat others with cruelty or disrespect.She claimed that her mother had been abusive and had caused her mental and physical harm.
1530年代(隐含在 abusively 中)“不当的”,源自法语 abusif,源自拉丁语 abusivus “误用的,不当的”,源自 abus-, 过去分词词干 abuti “滥用”,字面意思是“用完”(参见 abuse(v.))。意思是“充满虐待”的,始于1580年代。莎士比亚有 abusious(《驯悍记》1594年)。Abuseful “充满责备”的用法出现在17世纪至19世纪。相关: Abusively; abusiveness。
borrowed from Anglo-French abusif "misplaced, wrong, in error," borrowed from Late Latin abūsīvus "misused, catachrestic," from Latin abūsus, past participle of abūtī "to abuse >entry 2" + -īvus -ive
The first known use of abusive was in 1538
abyssnoun
a gulf so deep or a space so great that it cannot be measured
abysmaladjective
extremely poor or bad
abysmal living conditions
having an immense extension downward, backward, or inward
abyssal
abysmaladjective
extremely poor or bad
abysmal living conditions
having an immense extension downward, backward, or inward
abyssal
abutmentnoun
the place of abutting
something against which another thing rests its weight or pushes with force
abutments that support a bridge
abutverb
to touch along a border or with a part that sticks out
abusiveadjective
using or characterized by abuse
abusiveadjective
using or characterized by abuse
1 In February, the eccentric, mustachioed Dior designer went on a drunken, abusive tear at a fellow patron in a Parisian restaurant, slurring about, among other things, her "dirty Jew face."
2 Mrs Edwards says she received 2,800 messages after the episode was aired in September, some of them abusive.
3 Few people knew that the character, Tom Booker, was modeled after a real man, Buck Brannaman, a cowboy who escaped an abusive childhood to become a horse trainer of unusual abilities.
4 That's especially true of children who remain in abusive homes bemuse the law blindly favors biological parents.
这一点对于那些在虐待家庭中长大的孩子来说尤其如此,法律盲目偏袒他们的亲生父母让他们感到困惑。
5 And the other accusations point to a pattern of alleged abusive behavior, especially given Spacey's power as a famous, older, formerly beloved white male actor.
6 While maintaining that he had done nothing criminal, in February, Mr. Hammer told Air Mail, a digital newsletter, that he was “one million percent” certain that he had been emotionally abusive to his accusers.
7 The abusive guy stayed, on probation, with a diminished role and the director was admonished for neglecting the situation.
8 This made her the target of thousands of incredibly abusive messages – even death threats – so much that she shut down her website.
9 There’s never been a worse time for a show about an abusive man coercing teenagers into sour sexual discourse and insisting they keep his disturbing behavior a secret.
10 Her abusive mother, Mary, the role that won Mo'Nique an Oscar for supporting actress, is also missing.
11 Abusive language towards a referee or an opposing player is a straight red card.
辱骂裁判或对方队员者将被直接红牌罚出场外.
12 He was both needy and abusive, as on the day 30 years earlier when his “Playing for Keeps” producer said Weinstein punched him and begged him to stay.
13 Phelps explained that she had run away from an abusive and unfaithful husband, who was a prominent member of the Massachusetts state legislature.
14 What we're contending with is a version of separating the art from the artist, except the artist isn't violent or abusive, merely devoted to perilously misinformed beliefs.
15 Andrew had turned nine, and in my world I was counting down until he turned eighteen, thinking that would finally free my mom from this abusive man.
16 He continued: "That expert doctor you put up said that some of the damage that's done to kids in these abusive homes is permanent; that kind of made me worry. You think that's true?"
17 Colón’s speaker biography for the event, includes a line that reads: “Kristie was married at 20, divorced at 27, and lived through a relationship that was abusive in every sense of the word.”
18 Mamie split from Emmett’s abusive father after a brief and tumultuous marriage, and moved in with her mother, where the three generations created a close and loving bond.
19 Naturally, if the person is being abusive, protect yourself.
当然,如果这个人是在侮辱你,那就要保护自己。
20 By the time he hit his 50s, Picasso was a whiny, tiny monster, almost comically self-centered and petty, casually abusive with his family, friends, employees and sycophants.
1 骂人的
2 毁谤的
3 粗鲁
crude rude ignorant coarse abrasive abrupt vulgar bearish gruff Neanderthal unpolished uncouth impudent boorish ill-tempered unrepeatable loutish ill-bred slobbish rudely coarsely crudely ignorantly gruffly vulgarly impudently boorishly rudeness vulgarity coarseness incivility abrasiveness gruffness boorishness vulgarize
4 腐败
corrupt rotten rot maladministration rottenness putrefy bad foul putrid reached ulcerous pollution deformity decomposition depravity leprosy carrion declination gangrene putrefaction staleness vitiation pravity spoil taint decompose stagnate sodden decay degrade deprave vitiate dry-rot attaint begrime empoison
5 误用
skew abuse misuse perversion profanation misusage pervert profane falsify misapply bastardize misemploy
7 侮辱
insulting injurious affrontive despite abuse slight shame offence slam insult slap libel indignity dishonour contumely wrong offend gall affront
8 谩骂的
9 严厉
smart iron raw severe sharp rough strict harsh bitter stiff rugged rigorous rigid stern stark tart drastic grim stringent exacting pungent grueling scathing astringent austere puritanical slashing flinty roundly rigor tyranny astringency
11 无礼
short cool fresh smart funny rough offensive rude disrespect insulting defiant sassy audacity brash irreverent flippant petulant snotty impudent brusque impertinent snippy discourteous lippy opprobrious slighting sauce lip liberty gut offence presumption irreverence impudence impertinence petulance flippancy solecism petulancy brusquerie
12 误用的
13 骂詈
14 受虐待的
15 无礼地
16 侮辱的
18 粗鲁的
crude rude ignorant coarse abrasive abrupt vulgar bearish gruff Neanderthal unpolished uncouth impudent boorish ill-tempered unrepeatable loutish ill-bred slobbish
19 弊害
20 辱骂
scurrilous opprobrious abuse insult obloquy vituperation name name-calling scurrility invective blackguard blister slander miscall vituperate revile gibe smite with the tongue sledging verbal unpleasantry taunt strafe bespatter ballyrag rot slang slag blaspheme sail into dump on vituperative call names hate on slagging slag off colourful assault opprobrium call curse foul tarnation slate swear at
21 刻薄
hard sharp brisk caustic crabbed shrewish mordacity sharpness gall poignancy asperity acerbity causticity
22 虐待
abuse mistreatment maltreatment ill-use wrong misuse mistreat mishandle maltreat ill-treat ill use ill treatment oppression ill-usage rough hunt devil crucify persecute oppress vex disserve pull about walk all over shove around punishment grind down kick around hell hardship cruelty misusage ballyrag tax press task horse screw mouse grind spite outrage torment maul manhandle physic bedevil macerate scarify grinding trample burn fuck schmear mess over abusively knock disservice ill-treatment abusiveness pull around
23 谩骂
backchat invective bandy slang revile thersitical injury name-calling pelt misname chip at blasphemously vituperation inveigh bad-mouth call names
25 虐待的
26 责骂
talking-to vituperation wigging telling-off ticking-off blowing-up carpet scold chide vituperate
27 滥用
abuse stretch strain misuse prostitution overuse perversion profanation prostitute pervert misapply hackney misemploy ill-treatment abusively misapplication abusiveness misusage ill-usage peculate bend profane bastardize ill-use
28 严厉的
smart iron raw severe sharp rough strict harsh bitter stiff rugged rigorous rigid stern stark tart drastic grim stringent exacting pungent grueling scathing astringent austere puritanical slashing flinty
29 妄用
31 恶语
32 不正的