malign

及物动词污蔑，诽谤; 中伤，说坏话

形容词有害的; 恶性的，恶意的

动词smear defame slander slur

形容词benign

1. 怨恨,怀恶意,邪恶的：malicious 怀恶意的 | malign 怨恨,怀恶意,邪恶的 | malignant 有害,恶毒的

2. 恶毒的：malicious remarks 恶言毒语 | malign 恶毒的 | malignant behavior 邪恶行为

3. 诽谤：maliciously 有敌意地 | malign 诽谤 | malignance 恶意

4. 诬蔑,诋毁 污蔑,诋毁：malicious prosecution 恶意控告 恶意控告 | malign 诬蔑,诋毁 污蔑,诋毁 | malpractice 失职 失职

1. 诽谤;中伤;污蔑
    If you malign someone, you say unpleasant and untrue things about them.

    e.g. We maligned him dreadfully when you come to think of it...
           回头想想，我们狠狠地中伤了他。
    e.g. Either the managers have been maligned or they are not telling the truth.
           要么是经理们受到了污蔑，要么就是他们在撒谎。

2. 有害的;不良的
    If something is malign, it causes harm.

    e.g. ...the malign influence jealousy had on their lives...
           妒忌给他们的生活造成的恶劣影响
    e.g. Reliance on sponsorship can have a malign effect on theatre groups.
           对赞助的依赖会给剧团带来不良的影响。

3. see also: much-maligned

1. Gossip columns in the media love to malign Shanghai women as being snobbish, materialistic and even loose in their lives.

2. danci.911chaxun.com

2. The injection is mainly used to treat promyelocytic leukemia and malign lymphomas and is conducive to enhancing the effectiveness of radiotherapy.

3. malign的翻译

3. However, what European countries are most concerned about is malign inflation.

4. Many netizens use unknown people's photographs to support their views or claims or known people's photographs to malign them.

5. Even today there is an organized attempt by the Western media to malign the image of our two countries.

6. They are probably the last generation of victims affected by this malign custom in China.

7. Freedom of speech is relative and doesn't give anyone the license to malign others.

8. The use of photographs to malign someone is not uncommon on the Internet.

9. If there is indeed an attempt to malign China, it has to reverse that trend.

10. Koizumi's visit to the Yasukuni Shrine is a " malign event " for Asian peoples who fell victim to Japan's aggressive wars.

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