abuse
abuse 英 [əˈbju:s] 美 [əˈbjuz]
n. 滥用；虐待；辱骂 vt. 滥用；虐待；辱骂
进行时:abusing 过去式:abused 过去分词:abused 第三人称单数:abuses 名词复数:abuses
- If you abuse someone, it means you are hurting that person, mentally, emotionally, or physically. If someone else is harming you, you are yourself suffering from abuse.
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- n. 滥用；虐待；辱骂
- vt. 滥用；虐待；辱骂
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1. alcohol abuse, drug abuse,
酗酒；嗜毒
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2. The system of paying cash bonuses is open to abuse .
支付现金红利制度可能被人钻空子。
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3. What she did was an abuse of her position as manager.
她的所作所为是滥用经理职权。
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4. child abuse
虐待儿童
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5. reported abuses by the secret police
已举报的秘密警察虐待行为
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6. She suffered years of physical abuse.
她遭受了多年的肉体摧残。
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7. to scream abuse, to hurl abuse, to shout abuse
高声谩骂；破口大骂；大声辱骂
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8. to abuse alcohol, to abuse drugs
酗酒；嗜毒
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9. She abused her position as principal by giving jobs to her friends.
她滥用自己作为校长的职权，把工作安排给朋友们。
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10. All the children had been physically and emotionally abused.
所有这些儿童的身心都受到了摧残。
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11. The referee had been threatened and abused.
裁判遭到了恐吓和谩骂。
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12. a drug abuser
嗜毒者
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13. a child abuser
虐待儿童者
- abuse (n.) mid-15c., "improper practice," from Old French abus (14c.), from Latin abusus "a using up" (see abuse (v.)). From 1570s as "violation, defilement" (surviving in self-abuse "masturbation," if at all). In reference to drugs by 1961. Modern use in reference to unwanted sexual activity is from late 20c. Earlier in Middle English was abusion "wicked act or practice, shameful thing, violation of decency" (early 14c.), "an insult" (mid-14c.), from Old French abusion, from Latin abusio.
- abuse (v.) early 15c., "to misuse, misapply" (power, money, etc.), from Old French abuser "deceive, abuse, misuse" (14c.), from Vulgar Latin *abusare, from Latin abusus "an abusing; a using up," past participle of abuti "use up, consume," also "misuse, abuse, misapply, outrage," from ab "off, away from" (see ab-) + uti "use" (see use).
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