英语词汇“vile”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

vile

/vʌɪl

adjective

1Extremely unpleasant: he has a vile temper vile smells...

He was sure I'd would say something vulgar, vile, or extremely arrogant; it was how I'd worked.
Seagulls really are disgusting, nasty, vile animals, naturally horrible, and made worse by hanging out with humans presumably.
It was, as you would expect, a pretty vile and unpleasant week.

Synonyms

foul, nasty, unpleasant, bad, disagreeable, horrid, horrible, dreadful, abominable, atrocious, offensive, obnoxious, odious, unsavoury, repulsive, off-putting, repellent, revolting, repugnant, disgusting, distasteful, loathsome, hateful, nauseating, sickening;

base, low, mean, wretched, disgraceful, appalling, shocking, ugly, vulgar, sorry, shabby, shameful, dishonourable, execrable, heinous, abhorrent, deplorable, monstrous, wicked, evil, dark, dirty, vicious, iniquitous, sinful, corrupt, sordid, depraved, perverted, debased, reprobate, degenerate, debauched, dissolute, contemptible, despicable, reprehensible, diabolical, diabolic, devilish, fiendish, hellish, damnable

informal yucky, sick-making, gut-churning, icky, gross, God-awful, low-down, rotten, sick

British informal beastly

Northern Irish informal bogging

North American informal lousy, vomitous

vulgar slang shitty

literary noisome

archaic scurvy, disgustful, loathly

rare egregious, flagitious

1.1Morally bad; wicked: as vile a rogue as ever lived...

It was used as a place where the pagan worshipers did all sorts of vile and wicked things - including burning children alive as sacrifices to the idols Moloch and Baal.
‘The terrorists who are seeking to destroy the country have struck a cruel blow with this vile act today,’ he said.
A poisonous racist, a supporter of eugenics, a proponent of mass murder, a vile imperialist and… an apologist for Fascism?

1.2 archaic Of little worth or value: all the feasts that thou hast shared erewhile, to mine shall be but vile

Derivatives

vilely

/ˈvʌɪlli

/ adverb ...

He felt that ‘they are more vilely oppressed than they have ever been before in their history.’
Most vilely, he claims I was beset by an ‘explosive urge’ to blow up his house.
And could he trust the word again of anyone who so vilely wronged him?

vileness

/ˈvʌɪlnəs

/ noun ...

Men who practice viciousness and vileness are shown no mercy by the gods.
I hunt down and exterminate soul-less monsters of unimaginable horror and vileness.
Women have been writing books about the vileness and tedium of domestic life for ever.

Origin

Middle English: via Old French from Latin vilis 'of low value'.

单词	vile
释义	vile /vʌɪl / adjective 1Extremely unpleasant: he has a vile temper vile smells... He was sure I'd would say something vulgar, vile, or extremely arrogant; it was how I'd worked. Seagulls really are disgusting, nasty, vile animals, naturally horrible, and made worse by hanging out with humans presumably. It was, as you would expect, a pretty vile and unpleasant week. Synonyms foul, nasty, unpleasant, bad, disagreeable, horrid, horrible, dreadful, abominable, atrocious, offensive, obnoxious, odious, unsavoury, repulsive, off-putting, repellent, revolting, repugnant, disgusting, distasteful, loathsome, hateful, nauseating, sickening; base, low, mean, wretched, disgraceful, appalling, shocking, ugly, vulgar, sorry, shabby, shameful, dishonourable, execrable, heinous, abhorrent, deplorable, monstrous, wicked, evil, dark, dirty, vicious, iniquitous, sinful, corrupt, sordid, depraved, perverted, debased, reprobate, degenerate, debauched, dissolute, contemptible, despicable, reprehensible, diabolical, diabolic, devilish, fiendish, hellish, damnable informal yucky, sick-making, gut-churning, icky, gross, God-awful, low-down, rotten, sick British informal beastly Northern Irish informal bogging North American informal lousy, vomitous vulgar slang shitty literary noisome archaic scurvy, disgustful, loathly rare egregious, flagitious 1.1Morally bad; wicked: as vile a rogue as ever lived... It was used as a place where the pagan worshipers did all sorts of vile and wicked things - including burning children alive as sacrifices to the idols Moloch and Baal. ‘The terrorists who are seeking to destroy the country have struck a cruel blow with this vile act today,’ he said. A poisonous racist, a supporter of eugenics, a proponent of mass murder, a vile imperialist and… an apologist for Fascism? 1.2 archaic Of little worth or value: all the feasts that thou hast shared erewhile, to mine shall be but vile Derivatives vilely /ˈvʌɪlli / adverb ... He felt that ‘they are more vilely oppressed than they have ever been before in their history.’ Most vilely, he claims I was beset by an ‘explosive urge’ to blow up his house. And could he trust the word again of anyone who so vilely wronged him? vileness /ˈvʌɪlnəs / noun ... Men who practice viciousness and vileness are shown no mercy by the gods. I hunt down and exterminate soul-less monsters of unimaginable horror and vileness. Women have been writing books about the vileness and tedium of domestic life for ever. Origin Middle English: via Old French from Latin vilis 'of low value'. Rhymes aisle, Argyle, awhile, beguile, bile, Carlisle, Carlyle, compile, De Stijl, ensile, file, guile, I'll, interfile, isle, Kabyle, kyle, lisle, Lyle, Mikhail, mile, Nile, pile, rank-and-file, resile, rile, Ryle, Sieg Heil, smile, spile, stile, style, tile, Weil, while, wile, worthwhile
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vile

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vilely

vileness

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