the terrorisation of something
表示‘对…的恐怖行为’,后接被影响的对象。
The terrorisation of civilians is a war crime.
对平民的恐怖行为是战争罪。
恐怖化,恐怖行为
the act or process of terrorizing someone or something
the act of inspiring with fear an act of terrorism
The terrorisation of the local population by armed groups led to widespread fear.
武装团体对当地居民的恐怖化导致了广泛的恐惧。
用法提示:此处"terrorisation"为不可数名词,表示恐怖化的行为或过程。
The regime's systematic terrorisation of dissenters was condemned internationally.
该政权对异见者的系统性恐怖化受到了国际社会的谴责。
用法提示:此处"terrorisation"为不可数名词,表示恐怖化的行为或过程。
The constant terrorisation of victims can cause long-term trauma.
对受害者的持续恐怖化可能导致长期创伤。
用法提示:此处"terrorisation"为不可数名词,表示恐怖化的行为或过程。
表示‘对…的恐怖行为’,后接被影响的对象。
The terrorisation of civilians is a war crime.
对平民的恐怖行为是战争罪。
表示‘被用于恐怖行为’。
This propaganda is used for terrorisation of the population.
这种宣传被用于恐吓民众。
表示‘涉及恐怖行为’。
The regime's tactics involve terrorisation of dissidents.
该政权的策略涉及对异见者的恐怖行为。
grammar · medium
易错句子The government's terrorise of the population was unacceptable.
正确表达The government's terrorisation of the population was unacceptable.
terrorise是动词形式,不能用作名词,应使用名词terrorisation。
grammar · medium
易错句子There were many terrorisations during the war.
正确表达There was much terrorisation during the war.
terrorisation是不可数名词,不能用复数形式或与many搭配,应使用much。
恐怖行为(terrorisation)强调具体的威吓或恐怖行为,而恐怖主义(terrorism)指系统性的政治暴力意识形态或运动。
恐怖化(terrorisation)是使人恐惧的行为,而恐怖(terror)是一种强烈的恐惧情绪。
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