malice
n. 惡意,惡感; 怨恨; [法]預謀; 禍心
Malice is behaviour that is intended to harm people or their reputations, or cause them embarrassment and upset.
There was a strong current of malice in many of his portraits...
他的許多肖像畫中都透著一股強烈的怨恨。
There was no malice on his part.
他並無惡意。
1. feeling a need to see others suffer
2. the quality of threatening evil
with malice aforethought
蓄意犯罪;蓄意傷人
He did it through malice.
他做這事出自惡意.
But as a libertarian I would rule out resentment and malice from policy considerations.
但作為一個自由主義者,我會從政策的角度來考慮從而消除掉憤怒和怨恨.
I detected a suggestion of malice in his remarks.
我覺察出他說的話略帶惡意.
My enemies say of me in malice, " When will he die and his name perish? "
5我的仇敵用惡言議論我說: 他幾時死,他的名才滅亡 呢 ?
Manslaughter was defined at common law as an unlawful killing of another without malice.
非預謀殺人在普通法中被定義為沒有預謀地非法殺害他人的行為.