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wicked如何读

英：[wɪkt , ˈwɪkɪd]

美：[wɪkt , ˈwɪkɪd]

wicked英汉释义

adj.(形容词)

邪恶的,恶劣的; 缺德的 very bad; evil
淘气的,顽皮的 like a child behaving badly
不愉快的; 狂暴的 causing discomfort, distress, or disappointment

wicked是什么意思

adj. (形容词)

邪恶的，恶劣的，恶意的
淘气的，顽皮的，恶作剧的，调皮的
缺德的，不道德的
有害的，坏的，危险的
讨厌的
过分的，过度的
<俚>很棒的，极好的
强大的
显示高超技艺的

adv. (副词)

<俚>用作加强语气用
极端地，非常地

n. (名词)

恶人，邪恶的人

wicked自然拼读

wick·ed

wI kihd

wicked扩展

wickedly (adv.), wickedness (n.)

wicked词根

词根：wicked

adv.

wickedly 恶劣地；居心叵测地

wickedness 邪恶；不道德

wicked英英释义

Adjective

1. morally bad in principle or practice

2. having committed unrighteous acts;

"a sinful person"

3. intensely or extremely bad or unpleasant in degree or quality;

"severe pain"

"a severe case of flu"

"a terrible cough"

"under wicked fire from the enemy's guns"

"a wicked cough"

4. morally bad or wrong;

"evil purposes"

"an evil influence"

"evil deeds"

5. highly offensive; arousing aversion or disgust;

"a disgusting smell"

"distasteful language"

"a loathsome disease"

"the idea of eating meat is repellent to me"

"revolting food"

"a wicked stench"

wicked区别

ill, poor, bad, evil, wicked

这组词都有“坏的”的意思，其区别是：

ill与evil意义接近，但语气弱一些，常指道德或性质方面的不良。

poor普通用词，侧重指事物的质量或数量低于标准或不合要求。用于指天气与食品时可与bad通用。

bad含义广泛，指任何不好的或不合需要的品质。

evil语气比bad强，强调道德上的邪恶不良，含狡猾凶险或危害他人的意味。

wicked语气比evil强，指居心叵测，任意违反道德标准，有意作恶。

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wicked词源中文解释

约1200年，是早期“wick”（12世纪）的扩展形式，该词显然是古英语“wicca”（见 witch）的形容词用法。形式上像过去分词，但没有相应的动词。关于演变，可以参考从 wretch 演变而来的 wretched。俚语反讽意义上的“精彩的”首次见于1920年的 F·斯科特·菲茨杰拉德。作为副词自15世纪初。相关： Wickedly。

wicked_体育行业词汇

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wicked词源英文解释

Adjective Middle English, alteration of wicke wicked, perhaps from Old English wicca

The first known use of wicked was in the 13th century

wicked儿童词典英英释义

wickedadjective

morally bad : evil

given to mischief : roguish

a wicked glance

very unpleasant

a wicked odor

causing or likely to cause harm or trouble

a wicked storm

wickedadjective

morally bad : evil

given to mischief : roguish

a wicked glance

very unpleasant

a wicked odor

causing or likely to cause harm or trouble

a wicked storm

wicked 例句

1 Then he says, “He must be wicked to deserve such pain.”

2 “Back I went, and made the Primroses as interesting as ever I could. Once I was wicked enough to stop in a thrilling place, and say meekly, ‘I’m afraid it tires you, ma’am.

3 “I may not give you back, though,” he said with a wicked glint in his eyes.

4 When I finally got all the story out, she said, “How can such wicked people be?”

5 “The river is used to punish the wicked. But also...some legends call it the River of Healing.”

6 And that punishment you made me suffer because your wicked boy struck me—knocked me down for nothing.

7 Alexander’s stories on the tapes were fascinating because he’d lived his life as a wicked, dangerous man.

8 She gave him a wicked look.

她恶狠狠地看了他一眼。

9 After school, I’d go out to the woodpile next to the basement and practice karate chops and droplocks on the kindling while laying down some pretty wicked curse words.

10 They had been halfway through their three-week voyage home when they sailed into the path of a wicked storm.

11 Remember that he would eat no salt with you; and what would you have more to persuade you of his wicked design?

记住，他不会和你住在同一屋檐下；并且还有什么能使你相信他的恶毒计划呢？

12 Or, as Ben Affleck, king of Boston, would say: That would be wicked.

13 Z seemed mean, X wicked; and W always made her yawn.

14 The monster smiled again, looking even more wicked.

15 Dark and deep as the mud of the Nile, Set brooded lumpily through a mist of sandalwood incense—ninety-nine cents at Schmitt’s—over all kinds of mystic ceremonies, weird rites and wicked plots.

16 It was the look that all wicked Magicians have, the “Mark” which Jadis had said she could not find in Digory’s face.

17 A wicked odor was coming from the closet.

18 The eloko was standing a few feet away, its wicked smile falling away.

19 “No sight so sad as that of a naughty child,” he began, “especially a naughty little girl. Do you know where the wicked go after death?”

20 Nothing wrong with that—you can bet I’d have a wicked big boat if I were rich, and a new hat, too!—but it gets my goat when rich people steal from me.