deface

英 [dɪˈfeɪs]

美 [dɪˈfeɪs]

v.  损伤…的外貌(尤指乱涂、乱写)

过去分词：defaced　现在分词：defacing　过去式：defaced　第三人称单数：defaces　

TOEFLGRETEM8法律

BNC.19314 / COCA.23301

牛津词典

verb

• 损伤…的外貌（尤指乱涂、乱写）
  to damage the appearance of sth especially by drawing or writing on it

柯林斯词典

• VERB 损伤…的外观;在…上乱涂乱画
  If someonedefacessomething such as a wall or a notice, they spoil it by writing or drawing things on it.
  1. It's illegal to deface banknotes.
     在钞票上乱涂乱画是违法的。

英英释义

verb

• mar or spoil the appearance of
  1. scars defaced her cheeks
  2. The vandals disfigured the statue
  Synonym:disfigureblemish

双语例句

• A current favoured practice is to deface websites, leaving behind a prominent message-akin to the graffiti artist's tag.
  目前黑客常用的手段是黑掉网页，留下一个声明，好像涂鸦艺术品一般。
• It's illegal to deface banknotes.
  在钞票上乱涂乱画是违法的。
• What we found were malicious inclusions which had been used to deface some pages within your account.
  什么我们发现了是被用于损毁在您的帐户之内的有些页的恶意包括。
• Please do not deface books.
  请勿污损书籍。
• To destroy or deface ( public or private property) willfully or maliciously.
  破坏故意地或恶意地破坏或毁损（公共或私人财产）
• We deface advertisements to protest against their influence on society.
  我们通过涂污广告牌来抗议广告对社会的影响。
• Some of the spectators would like to deface the billboard structures, but we disapprove.
  一些旁观者喜欢涂污广告牌的架子，我们不赞成这样做。
• It will not only create corruption, raid the market and harm consumers, but also deface authorities so as to cause damage to government and people sooner or later.
  它不仅容易滋生腐败、扰乱市场、危害用户，而且还自损政府形象，最终受害的是政府和人民。
• First these punks deface my property.
  先是那些小混混损坏了我的财产。
• The emperor himself was interested not to deface the splendor of his own cities.
  皇帝本人都很不愿意毁坏了他自己的那些城市的壮丽景色。