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mischief美 ['mɪstʃɪf] 英 ['mɪstʃɪf] v.+n. make mischief,do mischief n. misbehaviour,naughtiness,trouble,monkey business,tomfoolery 1. | 淘气；恶作剧；顽皮bad behaviour (especially of children) that is annoying but does not cause any serious damage or harm |
| Those children are always getting into mischief . 那些孩子总是淘气。 | | I try to keep out of mischief . 我尽量不胡闹。 | | It's very quiet upstairs; they must be up to some mischief ! 楼上很安静，他们一定在搞什么恶作剧！ |
2. | 恶意；使坏的念头the wish or tendency to behave or play in a way that causes trouble |
| Her eyes were full of mischief. 她眼睛里满是使坏的神情。 |
3. | 伤害；毁损harm or injury that is done to sb or to their reputation |
| The incident caused a great deal of political mischief. 这一事件造成了严重的政治危害。 |
n. | 2. (物质上的)损害,灾害,灾祸,危害;(身体、机器等的)毛病,故障 2. (物质上的)损害,灾害,灾祸,危害;(身体、机器等的)毛病,故障 |
n. | 1. behavior, especially by children, that is undesirable or troublesome without being malicious 2. a tendency to mildly troublesome or undesirable behavior such as teasing or practical jokes 3. injury or damage caused by the actions of somebody or something 4. something or somebody that causes serious harm or trouble to others 5. somebody who causes or enjoys causing harmless trouble 1. behavior, especially by children, that is undesirable or troublesome without being malicious 2. a tendency to mildly troublesome or undesirable behavior such as teasing or practical jokes 3. injury or damage caused by the actions of somebody or something 4. something or somebody that causes serious harm or trouble to others 5. somebody who causes or enjoys causing harmless trouble |
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