devil 英 [ˈdevl] 　 美 [ˈdɛvəl]

devil

devil　 英 [ˈdevl] 美 [ˈdɛvəl]

n. 魔鬼；撒旦；家伙；恶棍；淘气鬼；冒失鬼　 vt. 虐待，折磨；（用扯碎机）扯碎；（替作家，律师等）做助手；抹辣味料烤制或煎煮　

进行时:devilling　 过去式:devilled　 过去分词:devilled　 第三人称单数:devils　 名词复数:devils　

They call you devil or they call you god.　他们要么叫你魔鬼，要么称你上帝。
The cartoon represented the president as a devil.　这幅漫画把总统画成了魔鬼。

  • A devil is profoundly bad spirit, being, or monster. Your religious uncle might blame all bad behavior on the influence of the devil.
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  • n. 魔鬼；撒旦；家伙；恶棍；淘气鬼；冒失鬼
  • vt. 虐待，折磨；（用扯碎机）扯碎；（替作家，律师等）做助手；抹辣味料烤制或煎煮

  • 1. They call you devil or they call you god.

    他们要么叫你魔鬼，要么称你上帝。

  • 2. The cartoon represented the president as a devil.

    这幅漫画把总统画成了魔鬼。

  • 3. "On mine honour, my friend, " answered Zarathustra, "there is nothing of all that whereof thou speakest: there is no devil and no hell.

    “以我的名誉起誓，我的朋友，”查拉图斯特拉回答说，“你所说的根本不存在：既没有魔鬼也没有地狱。

  • devil (n.) Old English deofol "evil spirit, a devil, the devil, false god, diabolical person," from Late Latin diabolus (also the source of Italian diavolo, French diable, Spanish diablo; German Teufel is Old High German tiufal, from Latin via Gothic diabaulus).
devil / ˈdevl ; NAmE ˈdevl / noun 1 the Devil (in the Christian, Jewish and Muslim religions 基督教、犹太教和伊斯兰教 ) the most powerful evil being 魔王；魔鬼；撒旦 SYN Satan 2 an evil spirit 魔鬼；恶魔 ◆ They believed she was possessed by devils. 他们认为她是魔鬼附身。 3 ( informal) a person who behaves badly, especially a child 淘气鬼；冒失鬼；调皮鬼 ◆ a naughty little devil 小淘气鬼 4 ( informal) used to talk about sb and to emphasize an opinion that you have of them （强调对某人的看法）人，家伙 ◆ I miss the old devil, now that he's gone. 老家伙这一走，我还真想他。 ◆ She's off to Greece for a month—lucky devil! 她休假去希腊一个月，真够幸运的！ IDIOMS be a ˈdevil ( BrE) people say Be a devil!to encourage sb to do sth that they are not sure about doing （用以鼓励）别怕，勇敢点 ◆ Go on, be a devil, buy both of them. 来，怕什么，两个都买了吧。 better the ˌdevil you ˈknow (than the ˌdevil you ˈdon't) ( saying) used to say that it is easier and wiser to stay in a bad situation that you know and can deal with rather than change to a new situation which may be much worse 熟悉的魔鬼比不熟悉的魔鬼好；不要嫌熟悉的环境不好，换个不熟悉的环境可能更糟 between the ˌdevil and the ˌdeep blue ˈsea in a difficult situation where there are two equally unpleasant or unacceptable choices 进退维谷；左右为难 the ˈdevil ( old-fashioned) very difficult or unpleasant 非常困难；令人非常不快 ◆ These berries are the devil to pick because they're so small. 这些浆果太小了，很难摘。 the ˌdevil looks after his ˈown ( saying) bad people often seem to have good luck 坏人多好运；坏蛋自有鬼照顾；恶人自有恶人帮 the devil makes work for idle ˈhands ( saying) people who do not have enough to do often start to do wrong 人间生是非 ◆ She blamed the crimes on the local jobless teenagers. ‘The devil makes work for idle hands,’ she would say. 她认为那些违法活动是当地的无业青少年所为，总是说：“人一间，惹麻烦”。 a ˈdevil of a job/time ( old-fashioned) a very difficult or unpleasant job or time 费力（或令人讨厌）的事；难熬（或令人不快）的日子 ◆ I've had a devil of a job finding you. 我费了九牛二虎之力才找到你。 go to the ˈdevil! ( old-fashioned, informal) used, in an unfriendly way, to tell sb to go away 滚开；见鬼去；去你的 like the ˈdevil ( old-fashioned, informal) very hard, fast, etc. 拚命；卖力；飞快 ◆ We ran like the devil. 我们跑得飞快。 speak/talk of the ˈdevil ( informal) people say speak/talk of the devilwhen sb they have been talking about appears unexpectedly 说到某人，某人就到 ◆ Well, speak of the devil—here's Alice now! 呵，说曹操，曹操就到 — 瞧，艾丽斯这就来啦！ what, where, who, why, etc. the ˈdevil… ( old-fashioned) used in questions to show that you are annoyed or surprised （用于问句表示烦恼或吃惊）究竟…，到底… ◆ What the devil do you think you're doing? 你到底以为自己在干什么？ ☞more at pay   v. , sell   v. devil devils devilled deviled devilling deviling devil / ˈdevl ; NAmE ˈdevl /
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