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victimisation 英ˌvɪktɪmaɪ'zeɪʃən美ˌvɪktɪmaɪ'zeɪʃən 高COCA³¹⁵¹¹¹⁺⁴BNC³³⁸⁵⁹iWeb³⁵⁴⁹⁹Economist⁴¹³⁰³⁺²
基本英英近义反义例句
n.牺牲⁵⁶;欺骗⁴⁴=victimization美.
Noun:
an act that exploits or victimizes someone treats them unfairly;capitalistic exploitation of the working class paying Blacks less and charging them more is a form of victimization 近义词 exploitation开发victimization牺牲Using使用，应用，利用…
A study commissioned by FLACSO, a Latin American social- science university, estimated that, based on victimisation surveys, Mexico’s murder rate could be closer to26 per 100,000.
拉丁美洲社会科学学院 FLACSO进行的研究指出，根据对受害者进行的调查，墨西哥实际上的命案发生率为十万人26起左右。 ecocn
But it also includes less familiar measures such as social-network support, victimisation, life satisfaction, leisure time and commuting times.
也包含了一些不那么常见的衡量标准，如社交、受迫害程度、生活满意度、休闲时间以及通勤时长。 ecocn
For over a decade, the government publicised Sderot as the prime example of the victimisation of Israelis by Palestinians firing rockets.
十年来，以色列政府将斯德洛特作为巴勒斯坦炸弹袭击下的典型受灾区广为宣传。 yeeyan
Poor mental health in gay populations is partly due to societal stigma and victimisation.
导致同性恋人群心理失衡的部分原因在于社会对他们的羞辱和伤害。 yeeyan
This would kill his chances only if he is found guilty; otherwise, perceptions of victimisation would probably boost his popularity.
只要他被发现有罪，就无望当选了；否则，人们会觉得他受到迫害，这可能提高其受欢迎程度。 ecocn |