vandalism

美音：[ˈvændəˌliz(ə)m]

简单释义：

n.故意毁坏(公共)财产的行为

网络破坏公物；破坏行为；恶意破坏

完整释义：

1.故意毁坏(公共)财产的行为

例句：

Through the handling of this island "identity card" , to stop and prevent non-residents of the island vandalism.
通过办理这种海岛“身份证”，制止和杜绝对无居民海岛的人为破坏。
However, this will be clearly unable to account for the vandalism prevailing among some slums or ghettoes.
然而这种假设无法解释贫民窟中普遍的恶意行为。
When vandalism escalates into violence, the BAU must track down a pack of ensues who kill their victims for the thrill of it.
当蓄意破坏事件逐渐上升到暴力杀人事件时，BAU团队必须追捕到这伙（三人）杀害受害者只为了追求刺激兴奋感的不明嫌疑人。
And while the building boom has undoubtedly brought investment, the manner of much of it is tantamount to cultural vandalism.
建设热潮无疑会带来投资，但是也造成很多对文化的破坏。
Management may choose to tape the demonstrations with a video camera to record acts of destruction or vandalism.
管理当局可以选择用摄像机拍下示威活动，以记录破坏情况。
His son is less well-known, but he was also responsible for what many view as an infamous act of cultural vandalism.
他的儿子没那么有名，但他也犯下了在许多人看来属于破坏文化的恶劣行径。
They were a major source of vandalism for the Dutch Wikipedia, and so most of the Dutch moderators did not like them.
他们也是荷兰语维基百科垃圾信息（vandalism）的一个主要来源，荷兰语版的大多数仲裁者们很不喜欢他们。
Theft and vandalism are very rare occurrences there precisely because the punishment feels completely out of balance with the crime.
偷窃和破坏公物的行为在新加坡几乎不见的因为罪与罚是在完全不对等。

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