murder如何读

英:[ˈmɜːdə(r)]

美:[ˈmɜːrdər]

murder英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U][C]谋杀,谋杀案 unlawful killing of a human being intentionally; instance of this
  2. [U]杀戮 sacrifice of large numbers of people (especially in war)
  3. [U]极艰难或令人沮丧的经历 very difficult or frustrating experience
  4. [U]对某事物造成极大的伤害或不便的事物 thing that causes great harm or discomfort to sth
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 谋杀 kill sb unlawfully and intentionally
  2. vt. 糟蹋 spoil sth by lack of skill or knowledge

murder是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 【律】谋杀 ,凶杀,杀害,屠杀,杀戮
  2. 谋杀案
  3. 谋杀罪
  4. 要命的事,极艰险的事, 艰难痛苦 ,困难的事,极艰难的经历,很危险的事
  5. 讨厌的事
  6. 逍遥法外,安然无事
  7. 对某事物造成极大的伤害的事物
v. (动词)
  1. <口>把...弄糟 ,糟蹋
  2. 破坏,损毁,弄坏,毁坏,损坏
  3. 扼杀,杀害,谋害,凶杀,犯杀人罪,杀人 ,残杀,屠杀,谋杀
  4. <口>完全击败,彻底打败,打垮,彻底征服某人,把某人在某项赛事中打败
  5. 我非常想吃
  6. 某人会要你的命
  7. 折磨

murder自然拼读

mur·der

muhr dr

murder变形

复数:murders

第三人称单数:murders

现在分词:murdering

过去式:murdered

过去分词:murdered

murder扩展

murderer (n.), murderess (n.)

murder词根

词根:murder

adj.

murderous 杀人的,残忍的;凶残的;蓄意谋杀的

n.

murderer 凶手;谋杀犯

murderee 被谋杀的人

murderess 女杀手;女凶手

murder英英释义

noun

the crime of unlawfully and unjustifiably killing a personspecifically, law: such a crime committed under circumstances defined by statute Under Minnesota law, third-degree murder is defined as causing the death of a person "by perpetrating an act eminently dangerous to others and evincing a depraved mind" without regard for life or intent to kill. A conviction on this count carries a prison sentence of up to 25 years. Second-degree murder, according to Minnesota law, is charged when the defendant intentionally kills someone, albeit without preparing to do so ahead of time. (Premeditation would warrant a first-degree murder charge). —Kaylee McGhee

an attempted murder

something very difficult or dangerous carrying the luggage was murder on my back

the traffic was murder

something outrageous or blameworthy

getting away with murder

a flock of crows

There's a reason the proper term for a flock of them is a murder of crows, and it's not because we like having them around.—Jeffrey Kluger

verb

transitive verb

to kill (a person) unlawfully and unjustifiably with premeditated malice The missing hiker was found murdered.—sometimes used figurativelyMy father will murder me [=be very angry] when he finds out I dented the car.

He was accused/convicted of murdering the missing hiker.

to slaughter mercilessly : slay

bombs murdered innocent civilians

to put an end to : destroy

… the same man who, if ever he were in power, would … murder truth, freedom, and art …—Budd Schulberg

tease, torment

… murder'd this poor heart of mine …—Shakespeare

to spoil or ruin : botch, mangle The band murdered that song.

a writer who murders the English language

to defeat badly

The football team murdered their opponents 35-3.

intransitive verb

to commit murder They murdered for money …—Leonora LaPeter Anton

a charge of armed assault with intent to murder

murder词组

mass murder大屠杀;大规模的谋杀;集体屠杀

attempted murder谋杀未遂

commit murder谋杀

blue murder可怕的谋杀;恐怖的喊声

murder mystery谋杀之谜

bloody murder血腥谋杀

murder区别

 massacre, execute, murder, slaughter, assassinate, kill

这组词都有“杀,杀死”的意思,其区别是:

massacre语气比slaughter强。指大屠杀,尤指屠杀失去了自卫能力的人。

execute指依法处死罪犯。

murder指谋杀或凶杀。

slaughter本义指大批宰杀动物,也指像屠宰牲畜一样一次杀死许多人。

assassinate通常指因政治原因用非法手段杀害政治领袖人物或短名人士。

kill普通用词,含义广泛,泛指以任何方式使人、动物或植物死亡。

以上来源于网络

murder词源中文解释

“有预谋的恶意杀害另一个健全心智的人类”,公元1300年, murdre,早期为 morþer,源自古英语 morðor(复数形式为 morþras),意为“秘密杀害人,非法杀人”,也指“致命罪,犯罪; 惩罚,折磨,痛苦”,源自原始日耳曼语 *murthran(同源词还有哥特语 maurþr,以及来自同一词根的变体形式,如古撒克逊语 morth,古弗里西亚语 morth,古诺尔斯语 morð,中古荷兰语 moort,荷兰语 moord,德语 Mord “谋杀”),源自 PIE 词根 *mer- “磨损,伤害”(也指“死亡”,并形成了指死亡和受死亡威胁的生物的词语)。

拼写中的 -d- 可能反映了盎格鲁-法语 murdre 的影响,源自古法语 mordre,来自中世纪拉丁语 murdrum,后者源自日耳曼语。类似的形式 murther 一直持续到19世纪。

在古诺尔斯语中,习惯上将 morð “秘密屠杀”与 vig “杀戮”区分开来。前者涉及隐瞒,或在夜间或睡觉时杀人,是一种极其严重的罪行。后者如果杀手承认自己的行为,则不是一种耻辱,但他将受到报复或索赔。

Mordre wol out that se we day by day. [Chaucer, "Nun's Priest's Tale," c. 1386]
谋杀必然会被揭露,这是我们日复一日所看到的。[乔叟,《修女的牧师的故事》,约1386年]

“非常不愉快的情况”的含义在1878年出现。倒置的俚语含义“极好或了不起的东西”出现在1940年。作为一个沙龙或儿童游戏的名称,出现在1933年。

murder_法律行业词汇

秘密杀人罪

凶杀罪

murder词源英文解释

Noun and Verb partly from Middle English murther, from Old English morthor; partly from Middle English murdre, from Anglo-French, of Germanic origin; akin to Old English morthor; akin to Old High German mord murder, Latin mort-, mors death, mori to die, mortuus dead, Greek brotos mortal

The first known use of murder was before the 12th century

murder儿童词典英英释义

murkyadjective

very dark or gloomy

foggy sense 1, misty

difficult to understand

a murky reply designed to confuse

murkyadjective

very dark or gloomy

foggy sense 1, misty

difficult to understand

a murky reply designed to confuse

murknoun

deep darkness or gloomalso: fog entry 1 sense 1a

murderousadjective

intending or capable of causing murder or bloodshed : deadly

murderous machine-gun fire

very difficult to bear or withstand murderous heat

a murderous glance

murder1 of 2noun

the intentional and unlawful killing of a person

something that is difficult or dangerous

traffic was murder this morning

murder2 of 2verb

to commit murder

to spoil by performing or using poorly murder the English language

murder a song

murder1 of 2noun

the intentional and unlawful killing of a person

something that is difficult or dangerous

traffic was murder this morning

murder2 of 2verb

to commit murder

to spoil by performing or using poorly murder the English language

murder a song

murder 例句

1 As ghastly as it had been, there was no denying that Bunny’s murder had thrown all subsequent events into a kind of glaring Technicolor.

2 Yet no evidence had ever surfaced implicating Hale or his henchmen in Whitehorn’s murder.

3 If I'd committed a murder, I wouldn't go..and give myself up.

4 “This suspense is a thousand times worse than the most horrible event; tell me what new scene of death has been acted, and whose murder I am now to lament?”

5 “I’m going to murder you, you little four-eyed freak,” he yelled after me.

6 Sirius Black had murdered thirteen people with one curse; Mr. and Mrs. Weasley obviously thought Harry would be panic-stricken if he knew the truth.

7 But in fact, murdering innocent people and burning their homes and fields requires very little courage or sacrifice.

8 “I don’t feel it. How did she murder? Whom did she murder?”

9 And then it occurs to me how casually we’re discussing the cold-blooded murder of the sick.

10 You think Coach Jacoby had something to do with these murders?

你我认为雅考比教练和这起凶杀案有关联?

11 In discussing such a thing as the murder potential we should remember that many of us are capable of committing murder.

12 “It was found by the body of the murdered man.”

13 “In the opinion of this court, there is not enough evidence to charge Officer Moore with excessive force, manslaughter, or murder.”

14 Based on the reports they heard, they had come to believe that all their family in Poland had been murdered.

15 “The letter didn’t say anything about murder. We re just looking for a spy, right, Abilene?”

16 Abraham Lincoln’s murder transformed a time of rejoicing in the capital to a time of mourning.

17 She put miles behind her, put behind her the counterfeit sanctuaries and endless chains, the murder of Valentine farm.

18 "They were your quarrels first, sister. It was you who sent me that cursed letter, you who wrote that the Lannisters had murdered yobr husband."

19 He confirmed that the work had been done over six months after Ronda Morrison was murdered.

20 “You also stand accused of conspiring at the murder of your own lord husband, our late beloved King Robert, First of His Name.”

murder 同义词

1 凶杀

homicide hit ice waste

6 谋杀某人

bump off

15 贪婪地吃

pig

17 杀戮

slaughter

21 猛喝

sink

29 杀人罪

bloodguilt

murder 短语相关

first-degree murder bloody murder murder weapon second-degree murder third-degree murder self-murder double murder murder hornet scream blue murder get away with murder

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