vt.(公开地)诽谤，毁谤，中伤
adj.有害的，引起伤害的

原形：malign第三人称单数：maligns过去式：maligned过去分词：maligned现在分词：maligning

The tumor was found to be malignant, requiring immediate surgery.
发现肿瘤是恶性的，需要立即手术。
His malicious comments were a clear attempt to malign her reputation.
他恶毒的评论显然是企图败坏她的名誉。
The disease had a malignant progression, spreading rapidly throughout her body.
疾病恶性发展，迅速扩散至全身。
The journalist was sued for libel after publishing an article that maligned the politician's character.
记者因发表了一篇诽谤政客品德的文章而被起诉。
The malicious software, or malware, infected thousands of computers worldwide.
恶意软件或称恶意程序，感染了全球数千台电脑。
His actions were so malign that they caused irreparable damage to the company.
他的行为极具破坏性，给公司造成了不可挽回的损失。
Despite her kindness, her rivals continually tried to malign her in public.
尽管她很善良，但她的竞争对手仍不断试图在公众面前诋毁她。
The scientist discovered a genetic marker that indicates a higher risk of developing malignant tumors.
科学家发现了一种基因标记，表明有更高风险发展成恶性肿瘤。
The book portrays the protagonist as a victim of circumstances, rather than a malign individual.
这本书将主角描绘为环境的受害者，而非邪恶之人。
His speech was filled with such malign intent that it sparked outrage across the nation.
他的演讲充满了恶意，激起了全国的愤怒。