| 单词 | violent |
| 释义 | violentviolentviolent /ˈvaɪələnt/ adjective1using force to hurt or kill people: an increase in violent crime 暴力犯罪的增加violent clashes between police and demonstratorsclashdemonstrator警察和示威者之间的暴力冲突Arthur was a violent and dangerous man.be亚瑟性格暴烈﹐是个危险的人。2showing very strong angry emotions that are difficult to controlviolent quarrel/argument/rowhis violent temper 他暴烈的脾气3a physical feeling or reaction that is painful or difficult to control: a violent headache剧烈的头痛4violent storm/earthquake/explosion etc a storm etc that happens with a lot of force5violent film/play/drama a film etc that contains a lot of violence—violentlyviolently adverbTHESAURUS: violentviolent using force to hurt or kill people. Also used about films or books that contain a lot of violence: When he was drunk he became violent.bedrinkbecomeThe film is too violent for children.bechildrough using a lot of force, but not causing serious injury: Don’t be too rough with him – he’s only a little boy.vicious very violent and cruel – used especially when someone does something violent for no obvious reason: It was a vicious attack on an unarmed man.bea vicious killerbrutal very violent and cruel, and showing no pity: He was a brutal dictator.bea brutal murderfierce a fierce animal looks frightening and likely to attack people: The man had a fierce dog with him.havegory involving a lot of violence and blood – used about films, stories, descriptions etc: I couldn’t watch the gory bits of the film.bitbloodthirsty a bloodthirsty person enjoys killing and violence. A bloodthirsty story contains a lot of violent scenes: A bloodthirsty crowd waited to watch the execution.waita bloodthirsty tale of revenge |
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