disservice
英 [dɪsˈsɜ:vɪs] 美 [dɪsˈsɜrvɪs]

n.

伤害，虐待，不亲切的行为；

英英释义

disservice[ ,dis'sə:vis ]

• n.an act intended to help that turns out badly

  "he did them a disservice"

  同义词：ill serviceill turn

双语例句

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。

权威例句

Disservice and Control of Cyanophytes
Disservice: A peer-to-peer disruption tolerant dissemination service
Disservice: A peer-to-peer disruption tolerant dissemination service
Incorporating disservice analysis to enhance perceived service quality
The World Wide Web is a net disservice to medical physicists in developing countries.
Direct-to-consumer drug marketing: public service or disservice?
Short message service or disService: issues with text messaging in a complex medical environment.
Dropping Debits and Credits in Elementary Accounting: A Huge Disservice to Students
Resignations and Removals: A History of Federal Judicial Service. And Disservice. 1789-1992
Application of Snowmelt Agents to Pavement Snow-removing and the Prevention of Its Disservice on Environment