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adjectivenoun an evil man恶棍 an evil grin狞笑 evil deeds恶行 the evil effects of racism种族主义的恶劣影响 evil spirits邪灵 an evil smell难闻的气味 I’d better go and see the dentist—I can’t put off the evil hour any longer. Kristin smiled a particularly evil smile. He gave an evil laugh. In his speech he described the evil effects of racism. It was an ancient charm to ward off evil spirits. Police described the killer as ‘a desperate and evil man’. The rubbish bin was giving off an evil smell. the eternal struggle between good and evil善与恶永不休止的斗争 the forces of evil邪恶势力 You cannot pretend there's no evil in the world. 你不能睁着眼睛瞎说世界上没有罪恶。 the evils of drugs/alcohol毒品／酒的害处 social evils社会弊端 The loss of jobs is regarded as a necessary evil in the fight against inflation. He calls war ‘a necessary evil’. He sees money as the root of all evil. His simple message was that God will punish those that do evil. This sort of job is a lesser evil than unemployment. You can always choose to resist evil. a duty to defeat the evil of terrorism a perpetual struggle between the forces of good and the forces of evil combating the social evils of poverty, disease and ignorance not a simple choice between good and evil the intrinsic evil of taking a human life the pure evil in his soul He believed he could rid the world of the forces of evil. Humans have the capacity to do more evil than any other species on earth. The film is about the eternal struggle between good and evil. They hardly mentioned such social evils as racism and sexism. We were warned against the evils of drugs. You cannot pretend there’s no evil in the world. 你不能睁着眼睛瞎说世界上没有罪恶。 |