| 词组 | harassment |
| 释义 | harassment /ˈhærəsmənt, həˈræsmənt/ noun unpleasant or threatening behaviour towards someoneadjectives/nouns + harassmentsexual harassment The woman accused her boss of sexual harassment.racial harassment At school he was the victim of bullying and racial harassment.frequent/continual harassment (=happening often) Female students experience frequent harassment. | Democracy campaigners have suffered continual harassment by the police.police harassment African-Americans have been complaining about police harassment for years.verbal harassment (=using threatening language) 78% of girls in the study reported some verbal harassment in school.verbssuffer/experience harassment Employees can take legal action to protect themselves if they have suffered harassment.be subjected to harassment (=suffer harassment) Opposition party members have been subjected to harassment and death threats.accuse sb of harassment Under the new law, an employee who keeps making remarks about a woman’s appearance could be accused of sexual harassment.complain of harassment The group was set up to protect journalists, who often complain of harassment by the authorities.prepositionsharassment of sb Sexual harassment of women is still a problem.harassment against sb There have been reports of threats and harassment against human rights groups.phrasesa victim of harassment Victims of harassment in the workplace can take their company to court.accusations/allegations of harassment False accusations of harassment can destroy people’s lives.a campaign of harassment She was accused of carrying out a campaign of harassment against her ex-husband. |
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