heinous

美音：['heɪnəs] 英音：['heɪnəs]

简单释义：

adj.极恶毒的；道德败坏的

网络可憎的；极恶的；十恶不赦的

完整释义：

adj.

1.可恨的,极凶恶的
2.大逆不道

例句：

And to NOT be overly delighted by the mundane is appalling. It's horrific. And, Dude, that's heinous.
而对寻常事物若不是感到特别高兴就成了骇人听闻。“太恐怖了”。“啊，令人发指”。
but some sins in themselves, and by reason of several aggravations , are more heinous in the sight of God than others.
但是，有些罪本身更严重，情节更重大，所以在神眼中比别的罪更可憎。
But if my music sports computer's heinous, Portuguese say with native English and math, but I failed, the chemical is a difference.
但如果我音乐体育计算机好得让人发指，葡萄牙语说得跟母语似的，但是数学英语和化学全不及格，我也是个差生。
Another perk: installing solar on existing buildings will not trigger a rise in California's already heinous property taxes.
另一个好处：在现有建筑上安装太阳能系统将不会增加已经受到人们憎恶的物业税。
Though DS passes a signal of violence, a rashly abolition might passes sort of appeasement signal, or, compromise to heinous criminals.
死刑固然“传递的是一种暴力信息”，但贸然废除死刑可能传递的是一种绥靖信息，即对罪大恶极犯罪人的妥协。
I felt so guilty as if I was committing a heinous crime being depressed.
我感到非常羞愧，好像患上抑郁症是犯了涛天罪行。
I don't understand how any normal day of my life can turn out to be so potentially heinous.
我不明白我正常生活的任何一天原来可以潜藏著邪恶。
Even the most heinous of crimes began when someone made a wrong choice and gave into temptation.
即使是最十恶不赦的罪行也是源于人们作出的错误的选择，屈服于诱惑。

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