sadist

• n. 虐待狂者

1. someone who obtains pleasure from inflicting pain or others

The man was a sadist who tortured animals and people.

那个男人是个施虐狂，喜欢虐待动物和人。

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After all, Clinton was only a minor - league sadist.

毕竟, 克林顿只是有一点小小的虐待倾向.

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However as far as we know, he was not a sadist.

不过,迄今为止我们知道他并不是性施虐恋者.

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I seek to dismember, a sadist fiend.

我还要肢解剩下的.

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Like so many of his contemporaries, Golovin was an equal - opportunity sadist who killed his own.

和同时代的许多施虐狂一样, 戈洛文对手下同样心狠手辣.

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来自 sadism,施虐癖，-ist,人。

1. The man was a sadist who tortured animals and people.

那个男人是个施虐狂，喜欢虐待动物和人。

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2. He acted a sadist in that TV play.

他在那电视剧中演一个施虐狂.

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3. After all, Clinton was only a minor - league sadist.

毕竟, 克林顿只是有一点小小的虐待倾向.

来自电影对白

4. However as far as we know, he was not a sadist.

不过,迄今为止我们知道他并不是性施虐恋者.

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5. I seek to dismember, a sadist fiend.

我还要肢解剩下的.

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sadist

sadist: [19] The terms sadist and sadism commemorate the so-called Marquis de Sade (in fact he was a count), the French writer who lived between 1740 and 1815. Towards the end of the 18th century he produced several pornographic novels, whose theme of sexual gratification through (among other things) the inflicting of pain led in the late 19th century to the use of his name by psychiatrists to describe such behaviour. By the 1930s sadism had become a general term for ‘gratuitous cruelty’.

sadist (n.)

1892, from sadism + -ist.