Maliciously Meaning in English
word
məˈɫɪʃɪsɫi
muh-LISH-iss-lee
mɐlˈɪʃəsli
muh-LISH-uss-lee
释义
In a way that shows the desire to harm, hurt, or do something bad to someone on purpose.
用法与细微差别
Formally used, often in legal contexts or to describe serious bad intentions. Common with legal or moral topics: 'maliciously damage', 'maliciously accused'. Stronger than just 'meanly'.
Spanish: maliciosamentePortuguese (BR): maliciosamentePortuguese (PT): maliciosamenteChinese (Simplified): 恶意地Chinese (Traditional): 惡意地Hindi: दुर्भावनापूर्वकArabic: بخبثBengali: অপরের ক্ষতি করার উদ্দেশ্যে - বিদ্বেষপূর্ণভাবেRussian: злонамеренно - со злым умысломJapanese: 悪意を持ってVietnamese: một cách ác ý - với mục đích xấuKorean: 악의적으로Turkish: kötü niyetleUrdu: بد نیتی سے - بدنیتی کے ساتھIndonesian: dengan sengaja jahat - dengan niat buruk
例句
He maliciously broke his neighbor's window.
basic
The email was sent maliciously to cause problems.
basic
She maliciously lied about her coworker.
basic
The rumors were spread maliciously to ruin his reputation.
natural
He acted maliciously just to get back at her for last week.
natural
The hacker maliciously deleted all the files on the computer.
natural