detriment

美音：[ˈdɛtrimənt]

简单释义：

n.危害

网络损害；伤害；损伤

完整释义：

1.〈正式〉损害,危害,伤害,不利,后果

例句：

"The concept of privacy has been extended to a level of unfortunate paranoia, to the detriment of [the US]. "
“我们已把隐私的概念推到了一种可悲的偏执境地，这损害了（美国的利益）。”
A public good is something that the free market tends not to provide on its own, to the detriment of society.
公共产品并非自由市场的产物，但少了它，就无法遏制社会危害。
Government would be subsidizing the interest rate to the injury of borrowers and to the detriment of other segments of the economy.
政府将为那些借贷者所受的损害和经济中其它受到损害的群体给予利率上的补贴。
You feel that your mind has broken any control and barriers, and that it is working on its own, sometimes to your detriment.
你会感觉脑袋已经冲破障碍，完全不受支配了，而是自己任意活动，有时甚至给你造成伤害。
Other rules are a bit clearer, but are still being ignored to the detriment of the application developer.
其他规则稍微清楚一点，但对应用程序开发者可能产生的不利后果仍被忽略。
This expansion of the private word go approach is the bottom of his heart ignominious yield to the detriment of others regional fruit.
这种私字膨胀而越雷池的做法，是心灵深处不光彩区域结出的有损他人的果子。
It is what helped lead to a relentless focus on a company's next quarter, to the detriment of its next year or decade, " he said. "
这是这一点导致对一个公司下一季度下一年或未来十年的损害。
However, neither nation can afford to proceed as wastefully as the industrial countries have, to their detriment, done for so long.
然而，两国都经不起像工业国长久以来那样浪费行事——工业国这种做法损害了它们的利益。

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