victim 音标拼音: [v'ɪktəm] [v'ɪktɪm]
n . 受害人,牺牲者,牺牲品
受害人,牺牲者,牺牲品
victim n 1 :
an unfortunate person who suffers from some adverse circumstance 2 :
a person who is tricked or swindled [
synonym : {
victim }, {
dupe }]
Victim \
Vic "
tim \,
n . [
L .
victima :
cf .
F .
victime .]
1 .
A living being sacrificed to some deity ,
or in the performance of a religious rite ;
a creature immolated ,
or made an offering of .
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1913 Webster ]
Led like a victim ,
to my death I '
ll go . --
Dryden .
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2 .
A person or thing destroyed or sacrificed in the pursuit of an object ,
or in gratification of a passion ;
as ,
a victim to jealousy ,
lust ,
or ambition .
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3 .
A person or living creature destroyed by ,
or suffering grievous injury from ,
another ,
from fortune or from accident ;
as ,
the victim of a defaulter ;
the victim of a railroad accident .
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4 .
Hence ,
one who is duped ,
or cheated ;
a dupe ;
a gull .
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Colloq .]
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85 Moby Thesaurus words for "
victim ":
also -
ran ,
babe ,
beasts of venery ,
big game ,
boob ,
booby ,
butt ,
byword ,
byword of reproach ,
casualty ,
chump ,
cinch ,
credulous person ,
cull ,
defeatee ,
derision ,
duck ,
dupe ,
easy mark ,
easy pickings ,
fair game ,
fall guy ,
figure of fun ,
fish ,
fool ,
game ,
game loser ,
gazingstock ,
goat ,
gobe -
mouches ,
good loser ,
good sport ,
greener ,
greenhorn ,
greeny ,
gudgeon ,
gull ,
hard -
luck guy ,
hardcase ,
innocent ,
jest ,
jestingstock ,
joke ,
kill ,
laughingstock ,
leadpipe cinch ,
loser ,
mark ,
martyr ,
mockery ,
monkey ,
object of compassion ,
offering ,
patsy ,
pigeon ,
plaything ,
poor devil ,
poor unfortunate ,
prey ,
prize sap ,
pushover ,
quarry ,
sacrifice ,
sad sack ,
sap ,
saphead ,
scapegoat ,
schlemiel ,
schlimazel ,
sitting duck ,
sport ,
stock ,
stooge ,
sucker ,
sufferer ,
sure loser ,
target ,
the hunted ,
the vanquished ,
toy ,
trusting soul ,
underdog ,
unfortunate ,
venery ,
wretch
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