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the devil

/ðə ˈdevəl/

翻译: 指许多宗教传统中代表邪恶的最高精灵,常被拟人化为诱惑者或敌对者;也用于习语中表示顽皮、困难或加强语气。

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/ðə ˈdevəl/B1informal
  • zh指许多宗教传统中代表邪恶的最高精灵,常被拟人化为诱惑者或敌对者;也用于习语中表示顽皮、困难或加强语气。

A term referring to the supreme spirit of evil in many religious traditions, often personified as a tempter or adversary; also used in idioms to express mischief, difficulty, or emphasis.

  1. Satan or evil spiritB1formal

    In Christian and Jewish theology, the supreme spirit of evil; the adversary of God.

    zh魔鬼

    • The devil is often depicted with horns and a tail.
    • Many religious texts warn against the temptations of the devil.
    • He believes the devil influences people to do wrong.
  2. Expression of surprise or annoyanceB2informal

    Used as an exclamation to express strong emotion, such as surprise, anger, or frustration.

    zh见鬼

    • What the devil are you doing here?
    • The devil you say! I don't believe it.
    • Where the devil did I put my keys?
  3. A mischievous or difficult personB2informal

    Used to describe someone who is playful, naughty, or hard to deal with.

    zh调皮鬼或难对付的人

    • That little devil hid my shoes as a joke.
    • He's a devil when it comes to negotiating contracts.
    • She's a cheeky devil, always making jokes.
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