disservice

英 [dɪs'sɜːvɪs] 美 [dɪs'sɜːrvɪs]

• n. 伤害；危害；帮倒忙

英英释义

Noun:

1. an act intended to help that turns out badly;

   "he did them a disservice"
   

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. The minister's comments do teachers a great disservice.
   部长的评论对教师造成极大伤害。
2. The spreading of such ideas is of great disservice to the state.
   散布这种思想，对国家极为不利。
3. They do a great disservice to our society.
   他们给我们的社会带来很大危害。
4. In this it has done mankind a great disservice.
   这种做法对人类危害非浅。
5. Actually what he said did me quite a disservice.
   他这么说其实是在给我帮倒忙。
6. She did her son a disservice by doing his homework for him.
   她替儿子做作业,反而是帮了倒忙。

经典引文

• You do a disservice to the..poor by giving them money, because they will get into trouble.

  出自： P. Goodman

词汇搭配

• do sb a disservice 危害(某人)

近反义词

【近义词】

• damage 损害
• harm 危害
• wrong 错误的
• injury 伤害
• difficulty 困难
• ill turn 怀敌意的或恶毒的行为...

【反义词】

• service 服务