vermin 英 ['vɜːmɪn]   美 ['vɝmɪn]

vermin

vermin  英 ['vɜːmɪn] 美 ['vɝmɪn]

n. 害虫;寄生虫;歹徒 

名词复数:vermins 

They fumigated the room to kill the vermin. 他们用烟熏房间以杀死害虫。
Kill this vermin! 杀了这害虫!

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  • n. 害虫;寄生虫;歹徒
  • 1. They fumigated the room to kill the vermin.

    他们用烟熏房间以杀死害虫。

  • 2. Kill this vermin!

    杀了这害虫!

  • 3. Nature, however, has no “vermin” or “pests” –all things have their place in the natural order of things, and in most cases, the benefits of an organism far outweigh its (accidental) inconveniences.

    然而,自然中并没有所谓的害虫,所有生物在自然秩序中都有属于它们的位置。 大部分情况下,很多生物的益处要远远超出它们偶尔带给人类的不便。

  • vermin (n.) c. 1300, "noxious animals," from Anglo-French and Old French vermin "moth, worm, mite," in plural "troublesome creatures" (12c.), from Vulgar Latin *verminum "vermin," possibly including bothersome insects, collective noun formed from Latin vermis "worm" (from PIE root *wer- (2) "to turn, bend"). Extended to "low, obnoxious people" by 1560s.
ver·min / ˈvɜːmɪn ; NAmE ˈvɜːrmɪn / noun [plural ] 1 wild animals or birds that destroy plants or food, or attack farm animals and birds 害兽;害鸟 On farms the fox is considered vermin and treated as such. 在农场里狐狸被当成有害动物来对待。 2 insects that live on the bodies of animals and sometimes humans 体外寄生虫;害虫 The room was crawling with vermin. 这房间里虱蚤横行。 3 ( disapproving) people who are very unpleasant or dangerous to society 蟊贼;歹徒;害人虫 ver·min / ˈvɜːmɪn ; NAmE ˈvɜːrmɪn /
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