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| /hɑːm/ |
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| | to injure , damage , or have a bad effect on someone or something 损害；伤害；危害 | He was not the type to deliberately harm his child. 他不是那种故意伤害自己孩子的人。 | | Does watching violence on TV really harm children? 观看暴力电视节目真的对孩子有害吗？ | | Publication of those documents would harm the national interest. 把这些文件公布出去会损害国家利益。 | | The government insists that the dam will not harm the environment. 政府坚持认为该水坝不会危害环境。 | |
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| - | it wouldn’ t harm sb to do sth mainly spoken
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| used for saying what you think someone should do , especially when you are angry |
| 做某事对某人不会有害处 |
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| It wouldn’ t harm you to listen once in a while! 偶尔听听对你没有坏处！ |
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| - | not to harm a hair on sb’ s head
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| not to cause even the smallest physical injury to someone |
| 不伤某人一根毫毛 |
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