menacing

形容词险恶的; 威胁的

动词恐吓; 威胁(menace的现在分词)

1. 威胁的,险恶的：Ethical 伦理的,凭处方出售的 | Menacing 威胁的,险恶的 | Hostile 敌意的

2. 威脅性：cyberbullying 网络欺凌 | menacing 威胁性 | trade union official工会官员

3. 威脅的：thug 惡棍;刺客;兇漢;暴徒 | menacing 威脅的 | placard 招貼,公告;海報;公告牌,標語牌

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1. 威胁的;威吓的;危险的
    If someone or something looks menacing, they give you a feeling that they are likely to cause you harm or put you in danger.

    e.g. The strong dark eyebrows give his face an oddly menacing look...
           两道浓黑的眉毛使他的脸看起来异常凶狠。
    e.g. He moved his menacing bulk closer to the table...
           他把自己骇人的庞大身躯向桌子挪近了些。

1. menacing

1. The Rio Tinto and Avon cases are examples of how menacing this cancerous disease has become.

2. menacing的解释

2. The violent gang leader Poh Boy is played by Guillermo Diaz in a part that might have been better comedic rather than menacing.

3. menacing的意思

3. They also cooled stricken reactors with seawater and controlled the risk of fire, while everyone else was sent to 20 miles away from the menacing radiation.

4. The deteriorating current account deficit of the United States is another factor menacing the future fate of the dollar.

5. A comment on John Mearsheimer's menacing theory of " the China threat " made after the blogger read Tragedy of Great Power Politics.

6. The ad used a menacing grizzly bear to represent the Soviet Union, the rival superpower of the Cold War.

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7. The provocative few in every crowd are more inventive, more abusive and more menacing.

8. The dangerous few in every crowd are more inventive, more abusive and more menacing.

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9. The menacing charge carries a prison sentence of up to three years.

10. menacing的解释

10. We cannot afford to wait and see these problems sort themselves out since the strain they are putting on the world economy looks increasingly menacing.

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