n.恶意，怨恨

Mary did it out of malice.
玛丽出于恶意做了这件事。
Tom's expression changed from kindness to malice.
汤姆的表情从和蔼可亲变成满腔怨恨。
Eric's eyes gleamed with malice.
埃里克目露凶光。
His actions were motivated by malice, not misunderstanding.
他的行为是出于恶意，而不是误解。

She sued the newspaper for libel, claiming they published the story with malice.
她控告报社诽谤，声称他们怀着恶意刊载了那篇报道。
The defendant's words were clearly spoken with malice aforethought.
被告人的话显然是预谋好的恶意言论。
Their comments were filled with such malice that it was hard to believe they were once friends.
他们的评论充满了恶意，很难相信他们曾经是朋友。
The prank was done in good fun, without any malice intended.
这个恶作剧只是为了好玩，没有丝毫恶意。
Malice is an essential element that must be proven in a defamation case.
在诽谤案件中，必须证明存在恶意这一关键要素。
He denied any malice in his criticism of the government's policies.
他否认在批评政府政策时有任何恶意。
Her smile hid a deep well of malice that only those who knew her truly understood.
她的笑容掩盖了只有真正了解她的人才能理解的深深恶意。
The judge instructed the jury to consider whether there was actual malice in the defendant's actions.
法官指示陪审团考虑被告的行为中是否存在实际恶意。
It's important to distinguish between honest mistakes and actions taken out of malice.
区分诚实的错误和出于恶意的行为是很重要的。