vice

名词 vice:

1. moral weakness
   同义词：frailty
2. a specific form of evildoing

1. The vice is bolted to the work-bench.
   老虎钳是用螺栓拧在工作台上的。
2. Virtue and vice are two different things: the former/that/the one leads to peace, the latter/this/the other to misery.
   美德与邪恶是不同的，前者带来和平，后者导致痛苦。
3. We should take into account the proposals of our parents and vice versa.
   我们应该考虑父母的建议，反之亦然。
4. Her beauty gilds her vice.
   她的美貌掩盖了她的邪恶。
5. The part of society that is engaged in and organized for the purpose of crime and vice.
   黑社会; 罪犯社会社会的一部分，从事犯罪和罪恶行为和并以此目的组织起来
6. Drunkenness is his sole vice.
   酗酒是他唯一的恶习。

vice

n.（名词）

An evil, degrading, or immoral practice or habit.
不道德行为，恶习：邪恶的、堕落的或者不道德的行为或者习惯
A serious moral failing.
伤风败俗：严重的道德败坏
Wicked or evil conduct or habits; corruption.
堕落的行为：邪恶的行为或者习惯；腐败
Sexual immorality, especially prostitution.
卖淫：性关系的不道德，特指卖淫

A slight personal failing; a foible:
缺陷：轻微的个人缺点；小错误：
例句：
the vice of untidiness.See Synonyms at fault
不干净的缺点参见 fault

A flaw or an imperfection; a defect.
缺点或者不完美；缺陷
A physical defect or weakness.
身体上的缺陷或者弱点
An undesirable habit, such as crib-biting, in a domestic animal.
牲口的恶癖：一种不良好的习惯，例如家畜中的咬槽咽气癖
Vice
Vice
A character representing generalized or particular vice in English morality plays.
罪恶的角色，坏蛋：在英国道德剧中常常或由特定丑角扮演的代表罪恶的角色
A jester or buffoon.
取笑者或丑角

来源：
Middle English
中古英语
from Old French
源自 古法语
from Latin vitium
源自 拉丁语 vitium

vice
vice 2

n.（名词）
v.（动词）
Variant of vise
vise的变体

vice
vice 3

prep.（介词）
In place of; replacing.
代替；替代

来源：
Latin
拉丁语
ablative of *vix [change] * see vice-
*vix的夺格形式 [变化] *参见 vice-