[ ˌmæli'dikʃən ] n. 1.诅咒，诬蔑。 2.诽谤 (opp. benediction)。 短语和例子 utter a malediction诅咒。
Example Sentences:
1.
Shakespeare ' s remains were guarded by a malediction 莎士比亚的遗骸被诅咒给守护著。
2.
One ' s reputation may be blackened by the maledictions of irresponsible people 一个人的名誉，有可能被不负责任的人的诽谤给抹黑了。
3.
Passepartout shook it , but with no perceptible effect ; for neither shaking nor maledictions could prevail upon it to change its mind 别人叫他去看晴雨表，可是晴雨表上的水银柱一点也没有上升的意思。
4.
Five minutes afterwards the piano resounded to the touch of mademoiselle d armilly s fingers , and mademoiselle danglars was singing brabantio s malediction on desdemona 五分钟以后，钢琴声在亚密莱小姐的手指下又响起来，接着腾格拉尔小姐的歌声也传了出来。
5.
And , whatever people may say , " continued caderousse , in his native language , which was not altogether devoid of rude poetry , " i cannot help being more frightened at the idea of the malediction of the dead than the hatred of the living . 而不管别人怎么说， ”卡德鲁斯用他那种充满庸俗的诗意的乡谈继续说道。 “我却总觉得死人的诅咒比活人的仇恨更可怕些。 ”
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Being much less cool - headed than mr fogg , he was much more restless , counting and recounting the days passed over , uttering maledictions when the train stopped , and accusing it of sluggishness , and mentally blaming mr fogg for not having bribed the engineer 他把过了的日子数了又数，算了又算，咒骂火车不该遇站便停责怪火车走得太慢，还暗自埋怨福克先生没有许给司机一笔奖金。
