malignant
malignant 英 [məˈlɪgnənt] 美 [məˈlɪɡnənt]
adj. [医] 恶性的；有害的；有恶意的 n. 保王党员；怀恶意的人
名词复数:malignants
- For something that's very harmful, especially a tumor that's cancerous, use the term malignant.
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- adj. [医] 恶性的；有害的；有恶意的
- n. 保王党员；怀恶意的人
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1. A cancer is a malignant tumour.
癌是一种恶性瘤。
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2. Though lumps are not all malignant, or cancerous, early discovery is always an advantage.
尽管“块煤”并不一定是恶性或癌性的，但尽早发现总归是件好事。
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3. In today's market, we find a whole series of products deprived of their malignant properties: coffee without caffeine, cream without fat, beer without alcohol.
我们可以从今天的市场中发现一系列被消除了有害属性的产品：无咖啡因的咖啡，无糖的奶油，无酒精的啤酒。
- malignant (adj.) 1560s, in reference to diseases, from Middle French malignant and directly from Late Latin malignantem (nominative malignans) "acting from malice," present participle of malignare "injure maliciously" (see malign (v.)). Earlier in the church malignant "followers of the antichrist," from Latin ecclesiam malignantum in early Church writing, applied by Protestant writers to the Church in Rome (1540s). As an adjective, Middle English used simple malign (early 14c.). Related: Malignantly.
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