frankenstein

英 [ˈfræŋkənstaɪn]

美 [ˈfræŋkənstaɪn]

n.  失控的创造物(常毁灭创造者)

BNC.13070

牛津词典

noun

• 失控的创造物（常毁灭创造者）
  used to talk about sth that sb creates or invents that goes out of control and becomes dangerous, often destroying the person who created it

双语例句

• Looking into the Responsibility of Family and Society on One's Education from Frankenstein
  从《弗兰肯斯坦》看家庭和社会对个人教育的责任
• It begins as a benevolent version of the Frankenstein story.
  电影以一个和谐的弗兰肯斯坦式的场景开始。
• Apparently, von Frankenstein traded in his soul for eternal life.
  显然，冯弗兰克斯坦出卖了他的灵魂来换取永生。
• The more, I tried to make the jaw really a part of the head ( one piece, connected by foam), so that the jaw does not look that "attached" later like the chin of Frankenstein's Monster.
  另外，我尝试了让下巴和整个头部连为一体（通过海绵连接），以免后来下巴像弗兰肯斯坦的怪物的下巴一样连在头上。
• I felt as guilty and miserable as Frankenstein.
  我感到像弗兰肯斯坦一样有罪、难过。
• Can even say that he is a Frankenstein people.
  甚至可以说，他是个作法自毙的人。
• When she awakened, she began to write her book about a scientist named Frankenstein who creates a frightening monster.
  当她醒来时，她开始写一本书，内容是一个叫Frankenstein的科学家创造了一个恐怖的怪兽。
• Frankenstein: get off me, you vermin from hell!
  放开我，你们这些地狱的臭虫！
• In the process, they helped create what Miss Bhutto called a "Frankenstein's monster"& of jihadist groups with sympathisers in the army and intelligence services.
  其间，他支持创办了有军队和情报部门支持的圣战组织，布托称之为&科学怪人。
• Frankenstein, yeah! I remember that stuff from Kitty school.
  弗兰肯斯坦，对！我记得在猫咪学校学过。