英语释义

1. moral depravity or corruption wickedness

2. a moral fault or failing

3. a habitual and usually trivial defect or shortcoming foible
suffered from the vice of curiosity

4. blemish, defect

5. a physical imperfection, deformity, or taint

6. a character representing one of the vices in an English morality play

7. buffoon, jester

8. an abnormal behavior pattern in a domestic animal detrimental to its health or usefulness

9. sexual immorality especially prostitution

10. in the place of
I will preside, vice the absent chairman also rather than

11. one that takes the place of
vice-chancellor

12. bad or immoral behavior or habits

13. a moral flaw or weakness

14. a minor bad habit

15. evil conduct or habits

16. a moral fault or weakness

17. one that takes the place of

18. defect

19. immoral activity (as prostitution)

片语

vice governor副省长

air vices[机]

standing vice[机] 固定老虎钳

vice minister副部长，副总理

executive vice president执行副总裁

private vices私恶

BENCH VICES台虎钳

vice general manager副总经理

vice director副处长；副主任；副院长；副会长

parallel vices[机]

vice manager副经理

book vices夹书机

Engineers vices工程台虎钳

vice chairman副主席；副会长

vice president副总统；副主席

Pin Vices针钳

vice premier副总理

senior vice president高级副总裁

virtue and vice善与恶

no vices新手，初学者（novice的复数形式）

inherent vice固有缺陷；内在缺陷

Ingrain Vices积习宿弊

vice versa反之亦然

vice squad刑警队；警察缉捕队

英汉例句

• It is not desirable that children, in avoiding the vices of the slave, should acquire those of the aristocrat.

  我们不愿意看到孩子们在避免奴性的同时沾染贵族的恶习。

• If the vices very significantly outweigh whatever virtues there are, that「s some kind of an f.

  如果论文的缺点非常一定及肯定比优点多，那大概就是F了。

• More taxed vices would certainly lead to significant new revenue streams at every level.

  对更多的恶习收税必然会在各个层次上带来全新的国税流。

• And he approved of the way that the country」s potential vices were moderated by its commonplace virtues, particularly its civic pride and religious observance.

  有人说，美国普遍的美德，尤其是美国人民具有市民自豪感并笃信宗教，遏制了潜在的堕落危险。托克维尔同意这种说法。

• In contrast, Europe's past vices now seemed like virtues: rigidity recast as solidity, risk-aversion as prudence.

  相比之下，欧洲过去的恶习现在却成了美德：其以往的固执呆板被看作坚实稳重，不敢冒险被看作谨小慎微。

• Mr Rooney, however, is hampered by the characteristic English vices of insubordination and petulance.

  然而，鲁尼受到了不服从命令和任性等英国人特有的恶习的阻碍。

• What saddens me is, not that our society is democratic, but that the vices which we have inherited and acquired make it so difficult for us to obtain or to keep well-regulated liberty.

  让我苦恼的，不在于我们的社会搞民主，而在于我们与生俱来的和后天习得的恶行，令我们很难保有井然有序的自由。

• Recent research finds that our vices can be held back when we use cash instead of credit CARDS at the grocery store.

  最近的研究发现当我们在杂货店用现金而不是信用卡的时候，我们的坏习惯能在一定程度上被抑制。

• Indian vices such as loose contracts and flexible deadlines are not unknown in Latin America.

  诸如合同不严谨、最后期限不定期等印度人的恶习在拉丁美洲并不少见。

• Mr. Darcy: Maybe it’s that I find it hard to forgive the follies and vices of others, or their offenses against me.

  达西先生：如果说我的缺点，那应该是我很难原谅别人的愚蠢和罪恶，或者是对我的冒犯。

• It’s as if they get elected for their virtues and then get defined in office by the vices — Clinton’s narcissism, Bush’s intellectual insecurity — they’ve never really faced.

  就好像当选时是「圣人」，当选后却变成了「恶棍」-- 克林顿的自恋癥，布什精神上的不安全感—他们从未真正直视自己的缺点。

• Most of the tips in the book seem to be about the vices to avoid.

  书中大部分的忠告似乎都在讲应该避免哪些缺点。

相似词

corruption贪污，腐败；堕落

debauchery放蕩；纵情酒色；堕落

depravity堕落；邪恶

immorality不道德；无道义；伤风败俗的行为

iniquity邪恶；不公正

libertinage自由；自由观点

libertinism玩乐；放蕩；自由思想

licentiousness放蕩；放肆

profligacy肆意挥霍；放蕩；浪费

sin罪恶；罪孽；过失

相反词

morality道德；品行，美德

virtue(Virtue)人名；(英)弗丘