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viciously adv.恶毒地；恶意地 (1) 有一男子遭人毒打，路人只在一旁观看。 You might have seen someone delight in crushing a bug under his shoe — you can say that he does it viciously. You might also describe your angry little brother as viciously pummeling you as you pass by, if he's furiously hitting and kicking. Viciously comes from the adjective vicious, which originally meant "of the nature of vice, or wicked." The Latin root, vitiosus, means "faulty, defective, or corrupt."

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英 ['vɪʃəsli] 美 ['vɪʃəsli] (1) Passers-by just looked on as a man was viciously attacked. When you do something viciously, you do it in a cruel or brutal way. A bully might viciously shove a smaller child, knocking him to the ground.

英语单词	viciously
英美音标	英 ['vɪʃəsli] 美 ['vɪʃəsli]
中文释义	adv.恶毒地；恶意地
英语例句	(1) Passers-by just looked on as a man was viciously attacked.
中文例句	(1) 有一男子遭人毒打，路人只在一旁观看。
vocabulary简明	When you do something viciously, you do it in a cruel or brutal way. A bully might viciously shove a smaller child, knocking him to the ground.
vocabulary扩展	You might have seen someone delight in crushing a bug under his shoe — you can say that he does it viciously. You might also describe your angry little brother as viciously pummeling you as you pass by, if he's furiously hitting and kicking. Viciously comes from the adjective vicious, which originally meant "of the nature of vice, or wicked." The Latin root, vitiosus, means "faulty, defective, or corrupt."

Viciously 英 Vɪʃəsli] 美 Vɪʃəsli Adv.恶毒地；恶意地 Passers By Looked Man