| 单词 | harm |
| 释义 | harmharmsharmharm1 /hɑːm $ hɑːrm/ noun [uncountable] damage, hurt, or injury: We must protect our children from harm.child我们必须保护我们的孩子不受伤害。Phrasesdo more harm than good to make a situation worse rather than better: Criticizing people’s work often does more harm than good.criticizedo批评别人的工作往往弊多利少。no harm done spoken used to tell someone not to worry about something they have done, because it did not have a bad effect: It’s OK, I’ll clean it up. No harm done.do没关系，我会打扫的，不要紧。not mean any harm/mean no harm to have no intention of hurting or upsetting anyone: I was only kidding – I didn’t mean any harm.bekid我只是开个玩笑—并无恶意。out of harm’s way in a safe place: She was glad the children were at home, out of harm’s way.bechildbe她很高兴孩子们在家﹐平安无事。there’s no harm in doing something used to suggest that it might be useful to do something: There’s no harm in asking.ask问问也无妨。COLLOCATIONS: harmverbsto do/cause harmA little soap won’t do any harm.winThe drug can cause serious harm. ► Do not say ’give harm’ or ’make harm’. Say do harm or cause harm.to protect somebody from harmIt’s natural to want to protect your children from harm.childto come to harm (=to be harmed)They got lost in the fog, but luckily they came to no harm.getlosecomeadjectivesgreat/serious harmSmoking causes serious harm.smokecauselittle harmThe disease causes very little harm to the tree.causephysical/psychological harmIs she at risk of physical harm?be |
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