persecuting

英 [ˈpɜːsɪkjuːtɪŋ]

美 [ˈpɜːrsɪkjuːtɪŋ]

v.  (因种族、宗教或政治信仰)迫害，残害，压迫; 骚扰; 打扰; 为…找麻烦
persecute的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB (因种族、信仰）迫害，残害，压迫
  If someoneis persecuted, they are treated cruelly and unfairly, often because of their race or beliefs.
  1. Mr Weaver and his family have been persecuted by the authorities for their beliefs...
     韦弗先生和他的家人由于其信仰而遭到当局的迫害。
  2. They began by brutally persecuting the Catholic Church.
     他们开始残酷迫害天主教。
  3. ...a persecuted minority.
     受迫害的少数派
• VERB 找…的麻烦；骚扰；纠缠
  If you say that someoneis persecutingyou, you mean that they are deliberately making your life difficult.
  1. He said his first wife persecuted him with her unreasonable demands...
     他说他的第一任妻子总是拿无理要求纠缠他。
  2. Vic was bullied by his father and persecuted by his sisters.
     维克受到父亲的欺压和姊妹们的纠缠。

双语例句

• They have denied persecuting or killing political dissidents.
  他们不承认迫害或杀害了持不同政见的人。
• He is possessed by the idea that someone is persecuting him.
  他心里老想着有人要害他。
• The act of persecuting ( especially on the basis of race or religion).
  迫害的行为（特别是以种族或宗教为基础）。
• Wait a minute, it seems like he's accusing the Jews of persecuting non-Jews, followers of Jesus.
  等等，听来他好像在指责犹太人，迫害耶稣的非犹太人信徒。
• It is known to all that the German Nazi slaughtered 6 million Jews at the end of World War II. Accordingly, the western Christian world reached its highest peak in persecuting the Jewish.
  众所周知，在第二次世界大战结束时，德国纳粹杀害了600万犹太人，从而使西方基督教世界反对犹太人的行动达到高峰。
• The characters in the novel were discriminated against and hurt because of racism/ classism/ sexism, while the persecuting spirit brought them closer to the fail in identity.
  小说中的人物因种族、阶级、性别而受到歧视，公众的迫害精神则使人物进一步丧失了身份认同。
• By persecuting Thais who give vent online, these moral guardians may be adding to the anger against Bangkok's elite and, perhaps, fanning the flames of republicanism.
  这些道德卫士们，迫害在网上发泄不满的泰国人。他们的行动不但增加了平民对曼谷政治精英的愤怒，还可能激发对共和制度的向往。
• He said she was persecuting him and following him.
  他说她正在纠缠他，追求他。
• It got into his head that everyone was persecuting him.
  他认为每个人都在迫害他。
• He muttered, the word running through his head like a persecuting tune as he saw the familiar tall-hatted figures lounging behind the plate-glass; and because he usually dropped in at the club at that hour he had gone home instead.
  他看着玻璃板后面那些百无聊赖的戴高帽子的熟悉身影咕哝说，这话像纠缠不休的乐曲在他脑袋里不停地回响，平时这个时候他都是在俱乐部逗留，而今天他却直接回了家。