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ruthless ['ru:θlis]

a. 无情的, 残忍的, 毫不留情的, 彻底的

[法] 无情的, 残忍的

ruthless

[ adj ]
without mercy or pity
<adj.all>
an act of ruthless ferocitya monster of remorseless cruelty

Ruthless \Ruth"less\, a.
Having no ruth; cruel; pitiless.

Their rage the hostile bands restrain,
All but the ruthless monarch of the main. --Pope.
※ -- {Ruth"less*ly}, adv. -- {Ruth"less*ness},
n.

Noriega exercised power with ruthless assurance.
A warrior figure, leading a small but ruthless band of mercenaries who are ready to sell their swords to the highest bidder.
After 20 years of often ruthless rule, the aging Siad Barre, who is believed to be in his 80s, is isolated internationally and beset by strife in his country.
On the one side, the dark, violent and brutalized struggle between a paramilitary police force and a ruthless guerrilla organization.
The authorities have been "incredibly ruthless when you look over the past month.
The Wall Street Journal quoted Sahib al-Hakin, an Iraqi dissident in London, as saying that removing Saddam would not make much difference because those around him who might take over are as ruthless.
The villains are all satisfactorily ruthless, contemptible and in urgent need of extermination.
Lenin and his chief of terror, Felix Dzershinsky, were ruthless and imaginative destroyers.
The onset of global environmental calamities may precipitate a ruthless "market allocation" of resources that would surely lead to wholesale political upheaval and unavoidable repression.
The half-hearted steps toward political reform show how hard it is for any one-party system to change without the Communists either relinquishing power to some form of popular control or simply carrying out a ruthless purge.
Only the most ruthless of robbers would steal the Grinch who stole Christmas.
For at Auschwitz-Birkenau, where in the spring flowers blew in the breeze under the smoke from human bodies, ruthless leaders of a highly educated people made a supreme effort to eradicate an entire race of people.
Most Iraqi groups in the area are hostile to the PKK's ruthless methods and Marxist ideology, and the Front agreed last month to try to prevent the PKK's raids into Turkey.
That's pretty efficient.' says Hotter. BCO's emphasis on efficiency is ruthless.
But no involvement was found on the part of higher authorities - a conclusion that satisfied few and came to symbolize ruthless communism.
But, like my attachment to newsprint, mine to green things is hardly ruthless.
The Bishop of Sheffield, the Rt Rev David Lunn, said: 'It seems to me quite amazing that ruthless treatment of the environment and communities can take place without proper consultation.
In the 32 years before he was ousted by a new generation of reformers in 1988, Kadar was conciliatory or ruthless by turns as he searched for consensus in party ranks.
The announcement came less than a week after new leader Sein Lwin, a hardline former general known for ruthless suppression of dissent, came to power.
Of all the Allies, the Soviets were predictably the most ruthless.
You don't hear about the ruthless way he treats people.' One anonymous friend concedes: 'Of course he doesn't always deliver.
The government source actually said Lamberti was a 'ruthless enforcer.'
Of the mind turning / It was I it ground'. Thomas deals with the condition of Wales in several of his poems in the same spirit of ruthless candour.
A dedicated communist and a ruthless taskmaster given to humiliating his managers, Mr. Biermann increased the company's work force to 69,000 from 40,000 during his 14-year tenure to fill government production requirements.
A ruthless octogenarian, Judge Milton Pollack, stands between BAT Industries and a higher rating of its shares.
The whips meanwhile were promising what one admitted would be a 'ruthless' campaign to isolate the opponents. But the Tory rebels were cheered by Labour's commitment to fight any government attempt to curtail debate.
Rodriguez Gacha was perhaps the most ruthless of the three. Authorities blamed the billionaire trafficker for hundreds of deaths of political leaders, judges, journalists and farmers.
Mr. Crandall, by reputation a ruthless cost-cutter, told managers to approach the budget process as if their jobs, and the bank's future, were at stake.
Than Shwe, who Lintner described as "a ruthless field commander who is more feared than respected by his subordinates." Than Shwe was listed in the No. 2 position on the 19-member Peace Restoration Commitee.
But on closer examination we see that his job is threatened by a younger, ruthless executive, his wife is a nagging shrew and he is drowning in debt.

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