spectre

n.

鬼怪；幽灵；缠绕心头的恐惧；凶兆

复数：spectres

1. The spectre of Valentine rising before the poisoner would have alarmed her less
   即使瓦朗蒂娜的灵魂出现在那维尔福夫人的面前，她也不会感到那样害怕。
2. The spectre of unemployment haunted the country.
   失业的幽灵在这个国家作祟。
3. It was its spectre which had just passed before his eyes.
   那便是刚才在他眼前走过的那个幽灵。
4. The spectre of unemployment was always on his mind.
   他心头一直萦绕著可能失业的恐惧感。

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Benedict Anderson. The Spectre of Comparisons: Nationalism, Southeast Asia, and the World. New York: Verso. 1998. Pp. x, 374. $19.00