enemy
- IPA[ˈɛnɪmi]
英式
- a person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something；a hostile nation or its armed forces, especially in time of war
noun: enemy, plural noun: enemies
- 釋義
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名詞
- 1. a person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something the traditional enemies of his tribe Nigel made many enemies
- ▪ a hostile nation or its armed forces, especially in time of war the enemy shot down four helicopters enemy aircraft
- ▪ a thing that harms or weakens something else routine is the enemy of art
- a notorious wanted criminal: yesterday's public enemies and villains have a habit of becoming present-day cult figures
Oxford Dictionary
- a person who is extremely opposed or hostile to someone or something: the twins were arch-enemies
Oxford Dictionary
- a notorious wanted criminal: yesterday's public enemies and villains have a habit of becoming present-day cult figures
Oxford American Dictionary
- cause (someone) to start feeling hostile to one
Oxford Dictionary
- act in a way contrary to one's own interests
Oxford American Dictionary
- act in a way contrary to one's own interests
Oxford Dictionary
- used to suggest that a supposed friend or ally of a particular person has acted against the ...
Oxford American Dictionary
- used to suggest that a supposed friend or ally of a particular person has acted against the ...
Oxford Dictionary
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- IPA[ˈenəmē]
美式
- a person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something: the traditional enemies of his tribe Nigel made many enemies
Oxford American Dictionary
