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柯林斯英汉双解大词典
barbarism /ˈbɑːbəˌrɪzəm/
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N-UNCOUNT If you refer to someone's behaviour as barbarism, you strongly disapprove of it because you think that it is extremely cruel or uncivilized. 野蛮行为 [表不满]
例：We do not ask for the death penalty: barbarism must not be met with barbarism.
我们并不要求死刑：不能以暴制暴。
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It towered above the older buildings like a citadel, which indeed it was, the outpost of a new age, perhaps a new civilization, perhaps a new barbarism.
它屹立在古老的建筑之上，像一座城堡，也的确是一个新时代的前哨，这种前哨可能意味着一种新文明，也可能是一种新野蛮。
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We do not ask for the death penalty: barbarism must not be met with barbarism.
我们并不要求死刑：不能以暴制暴。
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Marx, as we have seen , did indeed believein progress and civilisation; but he considered that, so far at least, they hadproved inseparable from barbarism and benightedness.
马克思，正如我们所知道的，非常确信进步和文明，但是他认为，至少到目前为止，它们已经被证明与野蛮和愚昧如影随形。
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The earth experiences he says certain periodic destructions and cataclysms civilizations are reduced to barbarism only to recover and grow again.
他说，世界不断经历,阶段性的摧残及剧变,文明虽被降格至野蛮,但终究会复原并再次茁壮。
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As early as 1826 an important pro-slavery writer named Edward Brown argued that "Slavery," he said, quote: "Had ever been the stepping ladder by which nations have passed from barbarism to civilization."
早在1826年,一位重要的亲奴主义作家,爱德华·布朗说过,"奴隶制,曾是帮助那些国家从野蛮时期,发展到文明社会的阶梯"
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