n.(強加于人身的)痛苦；刑罰
/">GRE英語詞匯單詞大全infliction的反義詞
noun
1. an act causing pain or damage
2. the act of imposing something (as a tax or an embargo)
Synonym: imposition
3. something or someone that causes trouble
a source of unhappiness
e.g. washing dishes was a nuisance before we got a dish washer
a bit of a bother
he's not a friend, he's an infliction
Synonym: annoyancebotherbotherationpainpain in the neckpain in the ass
1. 施加：inflicter 加害者 | infliction 施加 | inflictive 加以打擊的
2. infliction是什么意思
2. 處罰：inference 推理;推論 | infliction 處罰 | informal adjudication 非正式裁決
3. (強加于人身的)痛苦,刑罰：inflict 使遭受(損傷,苦痛等),使承受(on,upo | infliction (強加于人身的)痛苦,刑罰 | inflictive 予以打擊的; 痛苦的; 科以刑罰的
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4. 施加; 施加的事物 (名)：inflicter 課加者 (名) | infliction 施加; 施加的事物 (名) | inflictive 加以打擊的; 使人難過的 (形)
以上就是本站詳細整理的詞語infliction是什么意思的翻譯解釋，供大家參考一下。
Love is dense but miserable. We are not the sage and cannot escape the infliction of love.(我們不是圣人，擺脫不了感情的折磨。)
Don't immerse ourself in this infliction too long.(太長期不要浸沒ourself在這處罰。)
Is the unending infliction of pain also required?(非得施以永無休止的痛苦才行嗎？)
"And of your infliction, " cried Elizabeth with energy.(“這都是你一手造成的，”伊麗莎白使勁叫道。)
The infliction occasion of the sustain is influenced by the soil character on ground.(單支撐施加時機的選擇受到現場土性參數的影響較大。)
The ethical issue is about the unnecessary pain/suffering infliction and the intention.(這里的道德問題是指造成不必要的痛苦或施加折磨以及施虐的意圖。)
Don't immerse yourself in the infliction too long.(不要長時間沉浸在痛苦經歷中。)
BB: Do you know what "Nemesis" means? A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent. Personified in this case by an honourable count... me.(大黃蜂：你知道什么是“克星”嗎？由一個合適的特工來替天行道，而現在執行這光榮任務的人是…在下！)
It was the intentional and systematic infliction of great suffering masquerading as a legal process.(這是蓄意和有系統造成極大的痛苦偽裝為一個法律過程。)
Retributivists, who seem to hold that there are circumstances in which the infliction of suffering is good thing in itself , are charged by their opponents with vindictive barbarousness .(報應論者認為，在特定情形下，施加令人痛苦的懲罰在本質上是善的，而功利論者則指責其為野蠻的報復；)
The infliction of such exemplary punishment.