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brutally ['brutl.ɪ]

ad. 残忍地, 蛮横地

Medical evidence was called to prove that the murdered girl had been brutally interfere with.
医学证据用来证明了那个被谋杀的少女曾被残忍地强暴过。
Two visitors were brutally slain yesterday.
昨天有两名游客惨遭杀害。
All protests are brutally repressed by the government as illegal.
所有的抗议活动都遭到当局的野蛮镇压，并被宣布为非法。

brutally

[ adv ]
in a vicious manner
<adv.all>
he was viciously attacked

Brutally \Bru"tal*ly\, adv.
In a brutal manner; cruelly.

In 1989, freedom began to blossom with the spring in Beijing, only to be brutally suppressed when Chinese troops killed hundreds, if not thousands, of protesting students around Tiananmen Square.
Social workers and officials are accused of gross negligence in ignoring evidence the boy was being brutally victimized.
The statement by the congress, the country's largest and most militantly anti-apartheid trade federation, said police "brutally assaulted" the strikers when they fled to the union offices.
"In order to enforce order in the marketplace, we must be brutally violent to innocent people," said a reservist who identified himself only as Yotam, a laborer from Tiberius.
Driven brutally, the Escort leaps from 0-60 mph (0-96 kmh) in 5.7 seconds - a Ferrari Testarossa takes 5.8 - and has a 140 mph (225 kmh) maximum.
Some of the opposition candidates were brutally beaten.
Miners organizing for better pay and conditions in 1906 were brutally put down by Mexican troops and U.S. reinforcements, in one of the first trade union movements in Mexico.
In many small businesses, you can't be brutally frank with, say, your partner or executive vice president, because that person is relying on the business to feed his family.
Strikes used to be brutally repressed and hushed up, but this year miners' strikes have generally ended within days with government concessions.
But Mitchell did not disagree when Gorbachev noted that President Bush has been inconsistent by granting unconditional most-favored-nation status to China, which a year ago brutally crushed a democracy movement.
Life in the capitalist West, once depicted as the land of the homeless, the unemployed and peace demonstrators brutally dispersed by truncheon-wielding police, has now been idealized almost beyond recognition.
Located at the end of the Indonesian archipelago, this small island was brutally annexed 15 years ago by its giant neighbour, just seven days after winning independence from Portugal.
International organizations and opposition leaders said he brutally repressed any opposition.
A human rights group, describing Malawi as despotic and brutally repressive, said today that police there killed more than 20 protesters in a previously unreported massacre.
He is as capable of ruthlessness, as heavily armed, and as brutally repressive as Saddam.
More than 1,200 mourners paid their last respects Monday to four siblings brutally slain in a mobile home, killings one family member blamed on a convoluted judicial system.
But the Iraqis retaliated brutally, making house-to-house searches to find resistance leaders, Kuwaiti exiles said.
Riot police June 13 brutally broke up a 53-day anti-Iliescu demonstration on the square, and rioters later attacked government buildings with firebombs.
The lists are brutally efficient.
The League is seeking a dialogue with the military junta, which seized power in September 1988 after brutally crushing a nationwide uprising for democracy.
It was Horton who, while on furlough from the Massachusetts prison where he was serving time for murder, brutally slashed a Maryland man and twice raped his fiancee last year.
On a spring night in 1987, the bright, musically talented wife of a prominent Methodist minister was brutally attacked at her home.
In 1986, riot police brutally dispersed crowds who took part in that year's rally, and last year eight leading dissidents were detained on the anniversary and police broke up an evening march.
The administration dispatched troops to northern Iraq last month to encourage the return of Kurdish refugees, who had fled their country after Saddam Hussein brutally ended their rebellion against Baghdad.
Street protests are brutally crushed.
His parents, Ronald and Nancy Fee, said school principal Joseph Herndon brutally beat the boy when he refused to submit to being paddled three times for misbehaving in class.
In recent weeks the communist regime in Nicaragua, the regime the freedom fighters are opposing, has stalled the Arias Peace Plan, expelled the American ambassador to Nicaragua, shut down the independent press and brutally suppressed a peaceful protest.
They had been brutally beaten with a tire iron or other tool, and shot in the head or face, Hancock said.
Among other things, they and director Renny Harlin have staged a brutally ingenious dogfight in the baggage area, using luggage as both shield and weapon.
In a letter to Rabin, Zucker submitted an affidavit from a reserve soldier, Ariel Stemker, who said he saw a 12-year-old Arab boy brutally clubbed as he emerged from an army bus transporting him to Dahariye prison near Hebron.

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