callous

英 [ˈkæləs]

美 [ˈkæləs]

adj.  冷酷无情的; 无同情心的; 冷漠的
vt.  （使）变硬; （使）起茧; （使）冷酷无情

现在分词：callousing　过去式：calloused　第三人称单数：callouses　过去分词：calloused　

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Collins.1 / BNC.14171 / COCA.16457

牛津词典

adj.

• 冷酷无情的；无同情心的；冷漠的
  not caring about other people's feelings or suffering
  1. a callous killer/attitude/act
     冷血杀手；漠不关心的态度；冷酷的行为
  2. a callous disregard for the feelings of others
     对他人感情的漠视

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 无情的;冷漠的;狠心的
  Acallousperson or action is very cruel and shows no concern for other people or their feelings.
  1. ...his callous disregard for human life.
     他对人命的漠视

英英释义

verb

• make insensitive or callous
  Synonym:cauterizecauterise

adj

• emotionally hardened
  1. a callous indifference to suffering
  2. cold-blooded and indurate to public opinion
  Synonym:induratepachydermatous
• having calluses
  1. calloused skin
  2. with a workman's callous hands
  Synonym:callousedthickened

双语例句

• Men of feeling may at any moment be killed outright by the iniquitous and the callous.
  多愁善感的人会立即被罪恶的人和无情的人彻底消灭。
• He was petulant, selfish, arrogant and occasionally callous.
  他任性、自私、傲慢、有时候还很冷酷。
• The guard was characterized by journalist as a callous guy.
  记者将看守员描绘成一个无情的人。
• In his whole miserable, messed-up life he'd never considered anything so callous as kidnaping.
  在他悲惨、混乱的一生中，他从未想到过像绑架这样冷酷无情的事。
• To make or become callous.
  变硬使变硬或变硬结茧。
• Only a callous person can see suffering without trying to change it.
  只有麻木不仁的人能见苦难而不试著改变它。
• I made a judgment call that was callous and bigoted.
  我做了一个残酷而固执的判断。
• The outcome of the story is always better, always destiny callous, but I am fresh.
  故事里的结局总是美好的，命运总是无情的，而我则是鲜活的。
• Joy: I've seen him with patients and he can be really callous.
  我看见他对待病人，他真的是很无情。
• So, art could be so callous.
  原来，艺术可以如此冷酷。