backstabbed
backstabbed — 名詞
1. the situation in which someone you trusted secretly acts against you, often by s
背叛;暗算
被信任的人暗中出賣
the situation in which someone you trusted secretly acts against you, often by spreading lies or by harming your reputation when you are not present
Roya never expected such a vicious backstabbed from her closest colleague.
Roya 從沒想過最信任的同事會對她做出如此惡毒的背叛。
"such a [adjective] backstabbed" as a countable event
The backstabbed Linh experienced after the merger broke her trust in everyone.
Linh 在合併後經歷的那場背叛,讓她對所有人失去了信任。
"the backstabbed [relative clause]" — singular noun with modifier
Asher asked how anyone survives a quiet backstabbed from a trusted friend.
Asher 問,一個人要怎麼承受來自摯友的悄悄暗算。
Nia's sudden backstabbed by her own cousin devastated the Watanabe family.
Nia 被自己的表妹突然背叛,讓 Watanabe 一家陷入崩潰。
possessive + adjective + "backstabbed" as subject
For Feng, the worst backstabbed came from the partner he had always defended.
對 Feng 來說,最狠的那次背叛來自他始終維護的夥伴。
- vicious backstabbed
- sudden backstabbed
- unexpected backstabbed
- worst backstabbed
- such a backstabbed
- betrayal
Broader and more common; covers any breaking of trust, not just by a close friend
- treachery
Stronger and more serious; implies a planned, deliberate act of deception by someone trusted
- stab in the back
An idiom with the same meaning; more vivid but less commonly used as a noun phrase
- loyalty
The opposite quality; consistent support and faithfulness
- solidarity
Describes unity and mutual support among a group, directly opposite to the division caused by backstabbed
用法筆記
Less common as a noun than the form "backstabbing"; when used as a noun, it typically appears with a determiner ("a", "the", possessive) and an adjective ("vicious backstabbed", "sudden backstabbed"). Common prepositional complements are "by" (the betrayer) and "from" (the source of betrayal).
同根字
- backstab動詞B2
- backstabber名詞B2
- backstabbing名詞B2
- backstabbing形容詞B2