vandalizing

美 [?vænd(?)l?a?z] 　英 [?vænd?la?z]

• v.破壞(公私財物,尤指文化藝術(shù)品)
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)肆意破壞；搞破壞；任意破壞

詞形變化

過去式：vandalizized  過去式：vandalized  現(xiàn)在分詞：vandalizing  第三人稱單數(shù)：vandalizes  

同義詞

英漢解釋

v.	1. 破壞(公私財物,尤指文化藝術(shù)品)

英英解釋

v.	1. to deliberately damage or destroy things, especially public property

例句

It is almost like someone vandalizing a great painting. He was an artwork that was created by his mother's patience and devotion.

這就像是一幅精美的畫被銷毀了，他是他母親的耐心和投入創(chuàng)造出來一個藝術(shù)品。

people can be fined if caught or positively identified vandalizing the waterfall in this or other ways and council can opt to prosecute.

人們如果用這樣或其他的方工摧毀瀑布，假如被抓住或確定是其所為將以罰款并且市政將會選擇起訴。

A man has been arrested in Cyprus on suspicion of vandalizing the tombs of three archbishops in Nicosia.

一名男子涉嫌在尼科西亞肆意破壞三名總教主的墳?zāi)?/c>在塞浦路斯被捕。

People began stealing and vandalizing nets and pulling . 357 Magnums to stake out or preserve fishing territories.

人們開始偷盜或損壞別人的魚網(wǎng)，拖著357口徑馬格南槍監(jiān)視或保護(hù)捕撈區(qū)。

More than 1, 000 students gathered in school canteen, smashing windows and vandalizing the cafeteria facilities.

一千多名學(xué)生聚集在學(xué)校食堂，砸碎了玻璃，搗毀了自助食堂的設(shè)施。

They said they had put their vandalizing and terrorizing days behind them.

他們說，破壞公物與恐嚇耍狠的日子已經(jīng)過去。

Crimes such as shoplifting , raping, vandalizing, etc. that are done on an impulse.

在沖動之下所犯的罪行，如商店扒竊、強(qiáng)*、損壞公物等。

In Stockport, UK an 18-year-old burglar was arrested for vandalizing a children's campsite building.

在英國的斯托克波特，一個18歲的歹徒因為破壞小孩的露營地建筑而被逮捕。