英语词汇“明知故犯”的释义、用法及例句，是什么意思、怎么读-英汉词典-高三复习网

词汇

明知故犯

释义

明知故犯míng zhī gù fàn

deliberately break a rule (/law); do sth one knows is wrong; knowingly violate discipline; wilfully commit an offence;commit a crime purposely
❍ 你为什么～？ (罗广斌、杨益言《红岩》128) Why did you deliberately break this rule?/还是历来惯了，不以为非呢？还是丧了良心，～呢？(《鲁迅选集》上—6) Is it that when one is used to it he no longer thinks it a crime? Or is it that he has hardened his heart to do something he knows is wrong?

明知故犯

knowingly violating;deliberately breaking

明知故犯

knowingly violate(discipline,etc);deliberately break (a rule,etc); do sth one knows is wrong; commit an offence with full knowledge of its implications

明知故犯mínɡ zhī ɡù fàn

明明知道不能做，却故意去违反。do sth. one knows is wrong, commit a wilful offence, with one’s eyes open, break a law purposely

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