malevolence
malevolence 英 [mə'lev(ə)l(ə)ns] 美
n. 恶意，怨恨；狠毒
名词复数:malevolences
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- n. 恶意，怨恨；狠毒
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1. to my disordered reason all the more terrifying for that, as the approach of some blind and mindless malevolence to which is no appeal.
对于我错乱的理智来说更是恐惧，因为对于盲目且不小心的恶意束手无策。
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2. It would be such a tragedy if TB, by some malevolence of fate, turned into the greatest President of Europe we never had.
如果造化弄人，没有让托尼·布莱尔弄到那个我们英国人从没见过的肥缺的话，那真是一场悲剧。
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3. For all its malevolence, the Soviet empire was like a Ponzi scheme, dependent on ever-increasing amounts of money.
出于恶意，苏联帝国被描述为庞氏骗局，依赖于不断增长的金钱来运行。
- malevolence (n.) mid-15c., from Middle French malevolence and directly from Latin malevolentia "ill-will, dislike, hatred," from malevolentem (nominative malevolens) "ill-disposed, spiteful, envious," from male "badly" (see mal-) + volentem (nominative volens), present participle of velle "to wish" (see will (v.))
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