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witch-hunt

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ˈwɪtʃ hʌnt
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释义

n. 对被认为是行巫者的追捕(或迫害);政治迫害

例句

The Witchcraft Beliefs and the Witch-hunt in Early Modern Europe;
猎巫运动是发生在欧洲近代早期的一个历史事件。
These bloody trials have been the historical event what we call witch-hunt.
这些血腥的审判构成了被我们称之为猎巫的历史事件。
Some factors that can aggravated the people's fear and promoted witch-hunt also be discussed.
另外还对可以加剧人们的恐惧心理、促进猎巫的一些因素进行了讨论。

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amplified by the suppression of information and brutal government investigations.In particular, this witch hunt mentalitytargeted artists and writers who were suspected of Communist sympathies.
belief in witches became widespread.A witch hunt often began with a misfortune:a failed harvest, a sick cow, or a stillborn child.
We've all heard it."The Me Too Movement is a witch hunt."Right?
Didn’t I just change the channel?Ah, I see. It’s a different witch hunt."The senate forms a committee to investigate McCarthy’s claims.
to reveal the truth of what was going on in the company,the company decided to go on a witch hunt for all sorts of former employees,myself included,
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