英:['mælɪzn]
美:['mæləzən]
英:['mælɪzn]
美:['mæləzən]
noun
curse, malediction
noun
curse, malediction
"诅咒",公元13世纪中叶,来自古法语 maleiçon "诅咒",源自拉丁语 maledictionem "说恶言、诽谤的行为",在晚期拉丁语中意为"诅咒",是动作名词,来自 maledicere 的过去分词词干,意为"说坏话或恶意中伤",由 male "坏"(见 mal-)和 dicere "说"(来自 PIE 词根 *deik- "展示",也表示"庄严宣布")组成。
Middle English, from Anglo-French maleiçun, from Late Latin malediction-, maledictio
The first known use of malison was in the 13th century
1 muttered terrible malisons against the people trying to seize her family's property
1 诽谤
calumniatory injurious libelous invective libellous calumnious decrial evil scandal smear venom slander libel vilification calumny malediction traduce calumniation reflect spatter revile slur malign denigrate vilify blacken scandalize calumniate bespatter
2 诋毁
calumniatory infamatory calumnious maledictory disparagingly slanderously scandal vilification denigration calumniation missay vilipend abuse slash slur vilify traduce badmouth bespatter asperse
3 咒骂
curse oath anathema invective imprecation swear execrate imprecate damn darn cuss opprobrium rail confound railing hell blasphemy tarnation rabbit drat maledict swear word
4 诅咒
cottonpickin' imprecatory cursely wanion damn curse oath swearing anathema cuss imprecation execration malediction swearword tarnation comminate blow ban bother anathematize hex whammy swear devote jinx execrate imprecate cuss word eff and blind profanity commination charm doggone damnation bugger bless rat rabbit maledict backward blessing plague damning cursing drat sugar blame blast beshrew