英 [ˈbruːtəlaɪz] 美 [ˈbruːtəlaɪz]
vt. 残酷地对待；使像野兽般残忍，使变得残酷无情
vi. 变粗暴；变残忍
第三人称单数brutalizes
现在分词brutalizing
过去式brutalized
过去分词brutalized
brutalize /ˈbruːtəˌlaɪz/ [ brutalizing brutalized brutalizes ]
及物动词 If an unpleasant experience brutalizes someone, it makes them cruel or violent. 使...变残暴
He was brutalized by the experience of being in prison.
牢狱生活使他变得残暴了。
及物动词 If one person brutalizes another, they treat them in a cruel or violent way. 虐待
...a 15th century explorer who brutalized people and enslaved them.
...15世纪一个虐待和奴役他人的探险家。
... convince vt.使相信; 使明白 brutalize vt. 使丧失人类情感;使变残忍 character n. (人的)品质;性格;(事物的)性质;特性 ...
... brutalization兽性 brutalize残酷无情 brutally兽性地 ...
... brutality 残忍 brutalize 残酷对待 bruxomania 神经性磨牙 ...
残酷地对待(brutalize), 此释义来源于网络辞典。
Hit me with music, harder, brutalize me...
撞到了我的音乐，更难，残酷对待我。
It is claimed that the police routinely brutalize prisoners.
据称警察通常残酷对待犯人。
You're trapped in a chamber with a bunch of guys that want to brutalize you.
你在和一束家伙的一间室中被困住需要残酷地对待你。
The fact is Assad continues to brutalize his own people and the situation is extremely volatile.
And when Qaddafi and his forces started going city to city, town by town, to brutalize men, women and children, the world refused to stand idly by.
Celent released its report last week, as foreign regulators warned the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) that its proposed new derivatives rules could brutalize global markets.