atrocities

英 [əˈtrɒsɪtiz]

美 [əˈtrɑsətiz]

n.  (尤指战争中的)残暴行为
atrocity的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 暴行；滔天罪行
  Anatrocityis a very cruel, shocking action.
  1. The killing was cold-blooded, and those who committed this atrocity should be tried and punished.
     杀戮异常残暴。那些犯下如此暴行的人都应该受到审判和惩罚。

双语例句

• Japan, stop covering up war atrocities!
  倭国，停止隐瞒战争罪行！
• And we've put in place a no fly zone and other measures to prevent further atrocities.
  而且我们也设定了禁飞区，并采取其他措施防止出现更多暴行。
• The Germans were indignantly complaining about Polish atrocities.
  德国人正在大肆宣扬波兰人如何残暴。
• They did not all commit atrocities in Kuwait.
  他们并不是每个人都在科威特犯下残暴的罪行。
• They committed such fascist atrocities as have been seldom known in the annals of international relations.
  他们犯下了国际关系史上罕见的法西斯暴。
• On several occasions, he was accused of exceeding orders and of atrocities, but he was regularly promoted.
  有好几次，他被指越权及行为残忍，但他经常获得提拔。
• The enemy committed atrocities against the civilian population.
  敌人对平民犯下了种种罪行。
• I mean, there are, as we speak, people in the United Kingdom planning further atrocities.
  我要指出的是，正如我们所说的，有人正在英国策划进一步的恐怖行动。
• When people saw pictures of the atrocities on tv, there was a spontaneous reaction against the war.
  当人们在电视中看到残暴画面时，会自然产生一种反战的反应。
• The enemy's atrocities made one boil with anger.
  敌人的暴行令人发指。