bane

UK:  [beɪn]

US:  [beɪn]

复数：banes  

n.

1.罪魁祸首,祸根,祸害,灾星

1 . For years it was the bane of every British schoolchild's life.
多年来，这一直是英国学生生涯里难捱的时光。

2 . Even Javascript, once the bane of every web developer's life, has powerful idioms allowing AOP to be implemented easily.
即便是曾经祸害过每个开发者生活的Javascript，也有强大的方言能够方便地实现AOP。

3 . Now, we also differ in the sense that you feel that religion has been a bane, B -A- N - E, to civilization, and I feel atheism has.
现在我们在观念上也出现差异了你们觉得宗教已成为一种剋星，B-A-N-E，对文化而言和我觉得无神论有此感觉。

4 . The fact that until now China's rise has been a boon to the United States rather than a bane owes much to the work of Henry Kissinger.
事实是，现在中国的崛起已经称为美国的福祉，基辛格的工作没有种下祸根。

5 . The bane is armed with a Bane Blade. Banes are the generals of the Underworld and are able to lead large numbers of undead.
祸灵装备着自己的祸害之剑，它是来自幽冥界的将军而可以统率庞大的死亡军团。