| 释义 | first-degree murder
 mur•der(ˈmɜr dər)
 n.,  v.  -dered, -der•ing. n.    1.  the unlawful killing of a person, esp. when done with deliberation or premeditation or occurring during the commission of another serious crime (first-degree murder) or with intent but without deliberation or premeditation (second-degree murder).    2.  something injurious, immoral, or otherwise censurable: to get away with murder.     3.  something extremely difficult or unpleasant: That exam was murder!  v.t.    4.  to kill by an act constituting murder.    5.  to kill or slaughter barbarously.    6.  to spoil or mar through incompetence: The singer murdered the aria.    7.  Informal. to defeat thoroughly.  v.i.    8.  to commit murder.  [1300–50; Middle English mo(u)rdre, murder, variant (influenced by Old French murdre < Germanic) of murthre murther] TranslationsEncyclopediaSeemurder
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