insidious如何读

英:[ɪnˈsɪdiəs]

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insidious是什么意思

adj.

隐伏的,潜在的

暗中为害的

阴险的

狡猾的

insidious自然拼读

in·sid·i·ous

ihn sI di s

insidious扩展

insidiously (adv.), insidiousness (n.)

insidious词根

词根:insidious

adv.

insidiously 阴险地;隐伏地;暗中为害地

n.

insidiousness 在不知不觉之间加剧;隐伏(阴险)

insidious英英释义

adjective

dangerous through cunning, subtlety, and underhandedness.Their insidious plot included not only the assassination of President Lincoln but the killing of the Vice President and Secretary of State as well.

seemingly or outwardly harmless, but actually very dangerous.Glaucoma is an insidious disease that can damage a person's eyes before causing any symptoms.The insidious message in the speaker's rhetoric planted seeds of hatred and violence.

insidious词源中文解释

1540年代,源自法语 insidieux “阴险的”(15世纪)或直接源自拉丁语 insidiosus “欺诈的,狡猾的,狡诈的”,来自 insidiae(复数)“阴谋,陷阱,伏击”,来自 insidere “坐在,占据”,来自 in- “在”(来自 PIE 词根 *en “在”)+ sedere “坐”,来自 PIE 词根 *sed-(1)“坐”。比喻意义上,通常带有潜伏和诱捕的意图。相关词汇: Insidiously; insidiousness。

insidious_医学行业词汇

隐袭的:发展渐进且不明显而难以捉摸的

insidious词源英文解释

Latin insidiosus, from insidiae ambush, from insidēre to sit in, sit on, from in- + sedēre to sit — more at sit

The first known use of insidious was in 1545

insidious儿童词典英英释义

insignificantadjective

not significant : unimportant

insignificantadjective

not significant : unimportant

insignificancenoun

the quality or state of being insignificant

insignianoun

an emblem of a special authority, office, or honor : badge

insignianoun

an emblem of a special authority, office, or honor : badge

insightnoun

the power or act of seeing into or understanding a situation

insidiousadjective

awaiting a chance to trap : treacherous

an insidious foe

harmful but attractive

an insidious habit

having an effect that develops gradually

an insidious disease

insidiousadjective

awaiting a chance to trap : treacherous

an insidious foe

harmful but attractive

an insidious habit

having an effect that develops gradually

an insidious disease

insidious医学词典英英释义

insidiousadjective

developing so gradually as to be well established before becoming apparent

an insidious disease

insidious 例句

1 I can’t keep my girl locked in a room, free from the insidious influence of juice cleanses and Tracy Anderson.

2 “It’s much more insidious to have middling, ancillary female roles where the women are not part of the plot — where they don’t advance anything,” she said.

3 This fascinating insight cast some light for me on a phenomenon I’ve long puzzled over: the enduring, not well-acknowledged, insidious and quite endemic hostility toward well-educated professional women that exists in our culture.

4 At the same time, Turner understood the exhilaration among the tormentors and the insidious way it could claim him.

5 False cheer can be just as insidious as easy despair.

6 The insidious onset and slow progression of symptoms usually result in delayed diagnosis.

由于发病时?状不明显且病程进展缓慢,通常造成诊断延误.

7 The food chain has magnified the effect of the spill in other insidious ways.

食物链以一种更隐蔽的方式放大了石油泄漏的影响。

8 Perhaps the most insidious link these sensational novels and press reports made was the one between abortion and infanticide.

9 By focusing the storyline on a particular form of racism — the kind that’s often disguised as peculiar envy — “Get Out” reveals something more insidious.

10 Perhaps this is just his way of demonstrating the “overcompensation and fake bravado” that, he says, “were really just another, more insidious, manifestation of the coward.”

11 Cielo is a proxy for the audience to learn about the insidious practice of capture and torture.

12 But cruelty can also be furtive and insidious.

13 The virus has flattened businesses citywide, but its effects have often been more insidious on minority-owned shops.

14 Jealousy is insidious; it is fueled by a person’s insecurity, and jealousy has a way of transmitting this insecurity from the host to the partner.

15 Lipstadt seeks to awaken her audience to the nature, persistence and scale of an age-old prejudice that never seems to die, along with the insidious new ways in which it seeks to disguise itself.

16 “She has mounted a false and vicious media campaign to vilify Mr. Winston with the objective of getting him to pay her to go away. Ms. Kinsman is motivated by the most insidious objectives — greed.”

17 I am victim of that most insidious social diseases: shoppers'malaise.

我患上了严重的社会病 -- 购物者不安症.

18 “Depression is so insidious and it compounds daily, that it’s impossible to ever see the end. The fog is like a cage without a key.”

19 Eventually, the kitten was extracted, and, because of my son-in-law’s subsequent tedious argument of insidious intent, it suddenly belonged to me.

20 Speaking at a press briefing ahead of his speech, Gaiman said the consequences of not funding and of closing down libraries were "insidious and slow".

insidious 同义词

3 不知不觉的

unweeting oblivious unwitting

10 潜在的

potential latent

13 隐伏的

latent

14 秘密行动的

surreptitious

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