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scourge (rhymes with merge) As a noun, this word refers to a source of misery such as that caused by pestilence (see #1) or war. As a verb, it can mean to punish or, specifically, to whip (and the whip itself can be called a “scourge”).
- Perhaps everything lies in the eye of the beholder: Europeans refer to Genghis Khan as “the scourge of Asia,” while to his own people he was considered a great leader.
- Hamlet saw himself as sent to be both “scourge and minister”; in other words, he could both injure and heal.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
祸害（与merge押韵）作为一个名词，这个词指的是痛苦的来源，比如瘟疫（见#1）或战争造成的痛苦。作为一个动词，它可以意味着惩罚，或者具体地说，鞭笞（鞭笞本身可以被称为“祸害”）。
- 也许一切都在旁观者的眼中：欧洲人称成吉思汗为“亚洲的祸害”，而对他自己的人民来说，他被认为是一位伟大的领导人
- 哈姆雷特认为自己既是“祸害，又是大臣”；换句话说，他既可以受伤也可以痊愈。
