maiming

基本解释

• v. （使）残废，受重伤（maim 的现在分词）

同根派生

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英汉例句

双语例句

• Makeshift cookers also catch fire easily, maiming and killing.
  临时的炉具也很容易着火，导致人员残废和死亡。
• However, the consequences are lethal, often resulting in maiming or even fatalities.
  孩子们常常误以为它们是玩具而捡起来。 不过，后果往往是致命的，经常导致人员受伤甚至引起致命的后果。
• Many of them fail to explode immediately and can lie hidden for years, killing and maiming civilians, including children, even decades after the original conflict is over.
  很多集束炸弹并没有立即爆炸，可能潜伏长达数年，甚至在冲突结束数十年后，炸死炸伤平民，其中包括儿童。

原声例句

• She says children are at risk of sexual violence, killing and maiming, and forced recruitment into armed groups.

权威例句

• Gangs, known as "Raiders, " preyed on weaker prisoners, maiming and killing for supplies and money.
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• More like a maiming, it turns out, and inevitable at that.
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• Then the second bomb went off, killing and maiming many more.
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词组短语

短语

• Maiming failed 残伤的失败
• Maiming Kadier 卡地尔
• deliberate maiming 蓄意伤害他人身体
• Wounding Maiming 伤人致残
• Maiming Strike 重伤攻击;重伤攻打

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• To maim someone means to injure them so badly that part of their body is permanently damaged.

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专业释义

计算机科学技术

• 残废