| 词汇 | 冷酷无情 |
| 释义 | 冷酷无情 辨形“酷”，不能写作“皓”。 辨形“酷”，不能写作“皓”。 【注意】含贬义。 反义词 Arsenal are expected to become more ruthless in exploiting these far- flung markets, perhaps starting with a money-spinning tour of Asia in the summer, the kind of thing they have usually eschewed. Yet for all the celebrations of Stalin’s victory over Hitler, the aftermath was almost as grim. There is little chance of a fair trial for the six, and the ruthless Sudanese authorities may well torture them. But even that pronouncement, grim as it seemed to the organizers of the Copenhagen talks, was mild compared with the broader Russian campaign against the idea that global warming is taking place. A ruthless trio of goals by AC Milan had looked to have killed the game before half-time, and Liverpool, Milan's opponents, were out of sorts. Britain's Daniel Day- Lewis was favored to win for his role as a ruthless prospector in the tale of the California oil boom. The barriers to entry are low— almost anyone can set up a church— but the pressure to perform is relentless: if you can't preach a mesmerising service, people will go elsewhere. If this Hardy seems cold, the great wave of love poetry to Emma that burst from him after her death was anything but. She could be cruel to“the little people” too, in private, because, I think, she despised them; she was smelted with class prejudice. Meanwhile there is only the grim imperative to save money. At a time when climate change is already making it harder for people in Bangladesh to find enough drinking water, it seems callous to fret about what might happen to premium wines. For once Rooney did not have to monopolise the stage as England played efficiently and ruthlessly. It is these extreme cases, the callous injury of a helpless toddler and the heroic revolt of ordinary people in the face of terrorism, that capture our attention. This was typical of their callous disregard even for those whose rights they claimed to champion. That may, in part, be a reflection of American bosses’ ruthless cuts in full-time jobs, forcing those laid off to scramble for whatever work they can find. We’re probably entering a period, in other words, in which smart young liberals meet a stone- cold scarcity that they do not seem to recognize or have a plan for. |
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