
英:/'ˌvaɪəˈleɪʃn/ 美:/'ˌvaɪəˈleɪʃn/
违反
复数:violations
CET4,CET6,GRE,SAT
n. 违反;妨碍,侵害;违背;强奸
No sooner had he learned to drive than he committed a traffic violation.
他刚学会开车就违反了交通规则。
What he did was a serious violation of human rights.
他的做法是对人权的严重侵犯。
They procured other companies' products in violation of the agreement.
他们违反协议采购了其他公司的产品。
They had not acted in violation of the rules.
他们没有违反规则
To deprive the boy of his education is a violation of state law.
剥夺这个男孩的受教育权是一种违反州法律的行为。
The judge called the decision a flagrant violation of international law.
法官称这个决定是“对国际法的公然违反”。
His possession of classified documents in his home was, at the very least, a violation of navy security regulations.
他把机密文件放在家里,这最起码是违反了海军安全条例。
The virtual work of the reader does not involve surprise, does not involve the violation of expectations.
读者的虚拟作品中没有惊讶,也没有违背期望。
How can it be a violation of their privacy if a grocer sells their purchasing habits to a marketing firm?
如果一个杂货商把他们的购买习惯卖给一家营销公司,怎么可能侵犯他们的隐私呢?
in violation of
adj. 违反(违背)
violation of laws
违法;违章
access violation
访问破坏;访问违例
n.|intervention/prevention/infringement/breach;违反;妨碍,侵害;违背;强奸
“Violation”是英语中常见的名词,其核心含义是违反、违背或侵犯的行为或实例。以下从不同角度详细解释:
在正式写作或法律文书中,该词强调行为的严重性和后果,口语中则可能用更简单的“breaking a rule”替代。注意区分与“crime”(刑事犯罪)的差异:所有crimes都是violations,但并非所有violations都是crimes(如轻微违规)。
名词
违反是指违反规定、法律、协议、条约、道德标准等行为,违背了一定的规范。
违反通常用于描述某种规定、法律、协议或条约等被人违背或者破坏的情况,可以用作名词或动词。表示违反的对象可以是法律、规章、制度、规定等,例如违反交通规则(violate traffic rules)、违反公司条例(violate company regulations)等。
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