barbaric

UK:  [bɑː(r)'bærɪk]

US:  [bɑr'berɪk]

adj.

1.未开化的,野蛮人一样的;粗俗的,煞风景的

2.蛮子

1 . And when an associate found all of his deal toys broken, everyone assumed it was just a "barbaric" copy center worker.
有位交易员发现他所有的交易玩具都损坏后，每个人都认为这是“野蛮的”复印中心的工作人员干的。

2 . Its "gold reserve" is now definitely a hoard, something to be saved for the last emergency, the only reality in a barbaric chaos.
此时，这个国家的“黄金储备”无疑成为囤积——用于最后的紧急状态，成为混乱战争中的唯一靠得住的东西。

3 . Any other society that had been subjected to this type of barbaric onslaught day in and day out would have been in an all-out civil war.
任何其他的国家若整天长期遭受这种残暴的冲击将会爆发全面的内战。

4 . China disregards human suffering for her to chose to condone brutal barbaric N.
中国无视人类痛苦而选择纵容残酷野蛮的北韩政权。

5 . Dr Noel Gomes, also a member of the association, said the practice of organ trading was barbaric and should be condemned and stopped.
协会成员诺埃尔.戈梅斯（NoelGomes）医生表示，器官贩卖是野蛮行径，应该受到谴责及制止。