英 [ˈʃɑːdnfrɔɪdə] 美 [ˈʃɑːdnfrɔɪdə]
n. 幸灾乐祸
Schadenfreude /ˈʃaːdənfrɔydə/
名词 delight in another's misfortune 幸灾乐祸
delight in another person's misfortune
幸灾乐祸（Schadenfreude）：用迪斯可舞厅的镭射球砸死多姆。
[schadenfreude;be glad when sb. is in difficulty;take pleasure in other's misfortune] 对别人遭遇的灾祸感到高兴 ..
幸灾乐祸
But there are no grounds for Schadenfreude.
但这没什么好幸灾乐祸的。
(Related columns: 1) men, women, and schadenfreude.
(相关栏目：1)男子，妇女和幸灾乐祸。
As the suffering increased, a certain inevitable Schadenfreude set in.
随着痛苦的增加，“幸灾乐祸”不可避免地浮出水面。
Quite the contrary, its failure to sell triggered a Schadenfreude epidemic throughout the art world.
But schadenfreude, however tasty at the time of consumption, consumes a bit of us, too.
So Charlemagne is willing to take quite a lot of continental schadenfreude on the chin.