vandalise
['vændəlaiz]
vt. 破坏(他人或公共财产)
=vandalize（美）
【英】=vandalize
vandalise
vandalise
■A survey of 14 to 15-year-olds suggests that today's adolescent males are, in general, less likely to steal, fight, play truant, vandalise, smoke and take drugs than their parents' generation.
一份针对14到15岁年轻人的调查显示，今天的青春期男性，一般来说，比他们父母那一代较少偷窃、打架、旷课、破坏公物、抽菸与吸毒；
■I think whoever did it made a very clear point, but nothing has changed. Should we vandalise all the decorations to show our sentiments?
我想不管是谁干的都很清楚地说明了一个问题，但是宾馆方面并没有任何改变，难道我们要毁掉所有的装饰才能表达我们的心情吗?
■I think whoever did it made a very clear point, but nothing has changed.Should we vandalise all the decorations to show our sentiments?
我想不管是谁干的都很清楚地说明了一个问题，但是宾馆方面并没有任何改变，难道我们要毁掉所有的装饰才能表达我们的心情吗？
■” read one poster held aloft in Hanover.If allowed to govern with the FDP, she would slash taxes for the rich and vandalise the welfare state, Mr Steinmeier claims.
施泰因迈尔声称：如果默克尔得以与自民党结盟并成功当选，她将大砍富人税收，“肆意破坏”福利系统。
■Some have tried to blow it up or otherwise vandalise it.
还有一些人一度尝试将其炸毁或者破坏。
■Leist added: "You couldn't find a more important sign to vandalise.
里斯特补充说：“停车标识是最重要的标牌了，却还是被涂鸦。