hurtful

英 [ˈhɜːtfl]

美 [ˈhɜːrtfl]

adj.  伤感情的; 伤害自尊的

BNC.18774 / COCA.15788

牛津词典

adj.

• 伤感情的；伤害自尊的
  making you feel upset and offended
  1. I cannot forget the hurtful things he said.
     我无法忘记他的那些伤感情的话。
  2. The bad reviews of her new book were very hurtful to her.
     对她的新书的负面评论使她很难过。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 伤人感情的;使人痛苦的;刻薄的
  If you say that someone's comments or actions arehurtful, you mean that they are unkind and upsetting.
  1. Her comments can only be hurtful to Mrs Green's family.
     她的话只会使格林夫人的家人感到伤心。

英英释义

adj

• harmful to living things
  1. deleterious chemical additives
  Synonym:deleteriousinjurious
• causing hurt
  1. her hurtful unconsidered words

双语例句

• Trying to deal with your mate will be unproductive and possibly hurtful.
  试图解决和伴侣的矛盾将是徒劳无益的，甚至可能造成伤害。
• LY, Did you ever stop to think that someday your children would hear your hurtful interview words?
  你有停下来想一想：有一天你的孩子们将会听到你充满伤害的报道么？
• He said that he made up a lot of the hurtful words he said earlier publicly.
  他说，以前，他曾经在公共场合说了许多伤害性的话。
• Sometimes, rumors and gossip are harmless, but at other times they can be very hurtful to individuals, friendships and whole groups of people.
  有时候，流言和闲话是无害的，但是有时候它们可能对个人、友情和整个一群人造成伤害。
• I didn't consider the hurtful end of it.
  我不认为我会得到一个被伤害的结果。
• You may be in the right, but what you said to Susan was very hurtful!
  也许你有理，但你对苏珊说的话太伤害她了。
• Don't say such hurtful things to your friend.
  别对你的朋友说这样伤感情的话。
• ( of speech) harsh or hurtful in tone or character.
  （关于演讲）刺耳的或有害的音调或特征。
• It's like that when you get angry and say hurtful things to people.
  这就像你生气的时候说的话会伤害人一样。
• You said something very hurtful to me.
  你对我说了句很伤人心的话。