pervert

vt.

使堕落；误用，滥用；使反常；

n.

堕落者；背教者，反常者；性反常者；

复数：perverts过去式：perverted过去分词：perverted现在分词：perverting第三人称单数：perverts

1. Scientific knowledge was perverted to help cause destruction and war.
   科学知识被滥用于破坏和战争。
2. To pervert what a person has said is to give a wrong meaning to it.
   歪曲一个人所说的就是对其所说给予错误的理解。
3. He made an attempt to pervert the meaning of an innocent story.
   他试图曲解了一个无辜故事的意义。
4. The corrupt man takes bribes to pervert the course of justice.
   那个腐败的男人收受贿赂颠倒正义。
5. Some people believe that television can pervert the minds of children.
   有些人认为，电视能腐蚀儿童的心灵。

1. Cinema is the ultimate pervert art.
   电影是终极的变态艺术。
2. Beacuse he's a natural born pervert.
   因为他天生就是色情狂!就是禽兽!

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