abusive的意思|abusive的解释-里氏词典

abusive [ə'bjusɪv]

a. 恶言谩骂的, 被滥用的, 腐败的, 虐待的

The man rounded on him with a torrent of abusive language.
那人突然发起火来，臭骂了他一顿。
Abusive police tactics.
滥用的警察手段
Sustained, harshly abusive language; invective.
骂人话尖刻的责骂性言词；骂语

abusive

[ adj ]

expressing offensive reproach

<adj.all>

characterized by physical or psychological maltreatment

<adj.all>

abusive punishment

argued...that foster homes are abusive

Abusive \A*bu"sive\, a. [Cf. F. abusif, fr. L. abusivus.]
1. Wrongly used; perverted; misapplied.

I am . . . necessitated to use the word Parliament
improperly, according to the abusive acceptation
thereof. --Fuller.

2. Given to misusing; also, full of abuses. [Archaic] ``The
abusive prerogatives of his see.'' --Hallam.

3. Practicing abuse; prone to ill treat by coarse, insulting
words or by other ill usage; as, an abusive author; an
abusive fellow.

4. Containing abuse, or serving as the instrument of abuse;
vituperative; reproachful; scurrilous. ``An abusive
lampoon.'' --Johnson.

5. Tending to deceive; fraudulent; cheating. [Obs.] ``An
abusive treaty.'' --Bacon.

Syn: Reproachful; scurrilous; opprobrious; insolent;
insulting; injurious; offensive; reviling.

Later, Rose will force Ginny to remember just how abusive "Daddy" was; as time goes on, that word comes to have chilling, Sylvia Plath-like overtones.
A teen-ager who killed her abusive father was acquitted Friday in a judgment that extends to juveniles the post-traumatic stress defense previously used in cases of battered wives killing husbands.
The Chicago Merc fined a leading discount futures broker, Jack Carl Associates, and its president a total of $45,000 related to allegedly abusive trading in stock-index futures.
The NASD said Wednesday the action was part of a crackdown on fraud and abusive sales practices in the penny-stock market.
Mr. Breeden should give some thought to the continuing problems with abusive criminal prosecutions using RICO.
According to court documents, they had a stormy relationship, and Miguel T. on several occasions had been so physically abusive that Louise N. needed medical treatment.
It's tough work, waiting outside for hours in rain, snow and numbing winds, only to be stiffed by an abusive drunk whose Mercedes wasn't purring at the front door the moment he staggers out.
However, at the request of Boeing lawyers, a federal judge in Wichita issued an injunction limiting the number of pickets at Boeing gates and prohibiting pickets from speaking in an abusive or intimidating manner to employees trying to report for work.
The Internal Revenue Service has launched what may become one of the service's biggest attempts to snare private investors for participating in an allegedly abusive tax shelter, according to people familiar with the company's affairs.
The legislation would direct the FCC to develop criteria to identify "unreasonable or abusive" rates and to establish procedures for reducing rates that are excessive.
Vanity Fair writer James Wolcott tries to understand why people laugh at the abusive humor of the '90s in the persona of Andrew Dice Clay.
But the opposition National Peasant party called the sackings 'illegal and abusive'.
Saying the country had been witnessing "abusive price increases" by industries and shopkeepers, Economics Minister Zelia Cardoso de Mello said the government was "compelled to use this truce to end inflation and the evil process of indexation."
At that point, two other passengers "became abusive and belligerent" and began throwing food and drinks at flight attendants, according to the police report.
The white patrolman is anything but abusive.
In abusive hour-long calls and in letters, he was barraged with criticism and cutting sarcasm from Sutton Place.
Generally, there isn't much in the way of physical violence here, but the officers are often called upon to break up abusive verbal battles.
There also have been reforms in the department's background checks, computerization of records, and tightening of standards on separating children from abusive parents.
Some military trainers say abuse is counterproductive. "There was a time when Army training was abusive," said Lt.
The holder, Ivan Milit of New York, also charged abusive control in those talks.
Some said a brother or father was arrested or tortured, and there are those who took the opportunity to shed abusive parents, family problems or a criminal past.
Most rental firms have a long list of conditions that invalidate the waiver, including driving in "an abusive or reckless manner," off paved roads, or while impaired by drugs, alcohol or even drowsiness.
Ms. Hall, who told authorities she got the idea from a television program, said she was trying to escape from an abusive ex-husband.
The abusive male is rigid toward sex roles, and has a poor self-image and an inability to communicate with his spouse, said Roland Maiuro, a psychologist and director of the Harborview Anger Management Program in Washington State.
But other longtime watchers of Mr. Posner agreed that the financier can be personally abusive at times.
The FCC would not be able to regulate rates charged for premium channels such as Disney, Showtime and Home Box Office, but would be empowered to force price rollbacks on cable systems with rates deemed unreasonable or abusive.
The bills include provisions that would allow the FCC to regulate rates for basic cable service and determine if rates for other "premium" services are unreasonable or abusive.
He is no longer abusive to Muke although he does exert his dominance and herd her around, which Quinn said is normal for a gorilla.
Often these adults have had sexually abusive experiences in their youth.
At the same time the committee released its actions against Mr. LeClaire and Mr. Kelly, it also accused Mr. Donnelly of several abusive trading practices.

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