v.亵渎(上帝或神明)

原形：blaspheme第三人称单数：blasphemes过去式：blasphemed过去分词：blasphemed现在分词：blaspheming

Blasphemy! Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.
亵渎！你不应轻率地冒犯神的名字。
She was charged with blasphemy for her disrespectful comments about the monarchy.
她因对王室的不敬言论被指控为亵渎。
The accused man's lawyers argued that his outburst was an act of free speech, not blasphemy.
被告律师辩称，被告的言论是言论自由，并非亵渎。
The blasphemy law in this country has been abolished, so people can express their opinions freely.
在这个国家，亵渎法已被废除，人们可以自由表达观点。
He was sentenced to prison for uttering sacrilegious remarks during a religious ceremony.
他在宗教仪式上发表亵渎言论，被判入狱。
The offended Christians staged a protest against the film they deemed blasphemous.
受冒犯的基督徒抗议他们认为亵渎的电影。
It's considered a grave offense to insult someone's religious beliefs, even if it's unintentional.
冒犯他人的宗教信仰被视为严重的亵渎，即使并非故意。
The author faced severe backlash for their novel, which some critics labeled as blasphemous.
作者因其小说受到强烈批评，一些评论家认为该书亵渎。
The court ruled that the comedian's jokes did not constitute blasphemy under the current legal framework.
法院裁决，这位喜剧演员的笑话在当前法律框架下并不构成亵渎。
In many societies, it is illegal to publicly ridicule or mock religious figures or beliefs without consequences.
在许多社会中，公开嘲笑或侮辱宗教人物或信仰是违法的，并会带来后果。