thoughtcrime

基本解释

• n.思想罪[指即使无行为事实因未能绝对忠于统治政权所构成的犯罪]

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英汉例句

双语例句

• It steels them to hear accusations that they are committing "thought crimes", or "treason" no less.
  被指犯有“思想罪”会让他们更加冷硬，或者“叛国罪”亦如是。
• Even Kuwait, once a haven of relative tolerance, now tries citizens for thought crimes: in recent months some 40 people have been charged for sending insulting messages via Twitter.
  就连曾经相对包容的科威特也正审理思想犯罪的民众：近几个月，约40名民众因通过Twitter发送侮辱性消息被指控。
• John Boehner, the minority leader in the House of Representatives, called it "thought crimes" legislation and "radical social policy.
  众议院少数派领袖John Boehner 称它为思想犯罪法案和激进的社会政策。

原声例句

• John Boehner, the minority leader in the House of Representatives, called it "thought crimes" legislation and "radical social policy."

权威例句

• Heck, if they really want to, they ought to be free to prosecute non-existent thought crimes such as blasphemy as a plurality of the country appears to desire.
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• It killed people for thought-crimes, it killed people because of their economic class, it killed people because of their ethnicity, it killed people because of what their relatives did, and, very often, it killed people for no discernible purpose whatsoever.
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• Each prisoner who emerges unreformed will start committing crimes again (a more frightening thought when you realise that one in four commits violent crimes).
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