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

• Objective: To investigate effect of sandwich restoration on repairing tooth deface and preserving the gingival.
  观察夹心板修复体恢复牙齿形态功能与维护牙龈健康的效果。
• In other words, from a security perspective, the existence of such an area presents a big, fat, juicy target to anyone who wants to deface or damage the Web application.
  也就是说，从安全的角度而言，此类区域的存在为任何希望破坏Web应用程序的人提供了一个极大而且非常容易攻击的目标。
• Would I deface my picasso?
  我会让我的picasso丢脸吗？
• 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。
• 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。
• The Method of Estimating Carrying Capacity of Deface Structures
  损伤结构承载力的估算方法
• Diamonds, the hardest natural stone, and rubies and sapphires, the second hardest, are actually rather hard to deface.
  钻石（最坚硬的天然石）和次硬的红、蓝宝石，要刮伤其表面其实相当困难。
• The holy tide of Christmas all other doth deface.
  圣诞节的圣潮，其他的一切将被感染。
• To complete the Eliot quote on plagiarism: "bad poets deface what they take, and good poets make it into something better, or at least something different."
  艾略特关于剽窃的那句名言还有后文：“差的诗人将别人的弄得更差，好的诗人将别人的弄得更好，或者至少能与之不同。”
• 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。