trolls

中英词典：trolls

词性

名词 (n.)

形容词 (adj.)

名词含义

1. 捣乱者，扰乱网络社区秩序的人

2. 网络上以恶意评论、辱骂、挑衅等方式故意引起争论或伤害他人的人

3. 北欧神话中的巨人

形容词含义

1. 与捣乱者或恶意评论有关的

2. 与北欧巨人有关的

词语辨析

1. trolls vs. cyberbullies: trolls一般在网络上故意引发争论，而cyberbullies则更侧重于有目的地欺凌他人。

2. trolls vs. hackers: trolls主要通过恶意评论等方式扰乱网络秩序，而hackers则侧重于入侵他人的电脑系统或网络。

词汇扩充

1. internet trolls: 网络喷子

2. troll behavior: 喷子行为

3. trolling comments: 恶意评论

4. troll accounts: 喷子账号

近义词

1. troublemakers: 捣乱者

2. instigators: 煽动者

3. provocateurs: 挑衅者

4. cyberbullies: 网络欺凌者

反义词

1. peacemakers: 和平缔造者

2. supporters: 支持者

3. allies: 盟友

柯林斯词典

troll (noun)

1. In Scandinavian mythology, a troll is an ugly creature which lives in caves or in the mountains.

2. If you call someone, especially a woman or child, a troll, you mean that they are ugly.

3. If someone calls another person a troll, they mean that the person is deliberately starting arguments or upsetting people on the internet by posting inflammatory or off-topic messages.

4. If someone is described as a troll, they are deliberately posting inflammatory or off-topic messages on the internet in order to upset people or to provoke a response from them.

troll (verb)

1. If someone trolls on the internet, they deliberately post inflammatory or off-topic messages in order to upset people or to provoke a response from them.

2. If someone trolls you on the internet, they send you inflammatory or off-topic messages in order to upset you or to provoke a response from you.

牛津词典

troll (noun)

1. (in Scandinavian folklore) a cave-dwelling creature depicted as either a giant or a dwarf.

2. a person who makes a deliberately offensive or provocative online post.

troll (verb)

1. make a deliberately offensive or provocative online post with the aim of upsetting someone or eliciting an angry response from them.

用法

1. The internet chat room was filled with trolls who were constantly starting arguments.

2. She was accused of being a troll for posting hateful comments on social media.

3. The troll in the movie was portrayed as a menacing and powerful creature.

4. The forum moderator banned the user for trolling and disrupting the discussion.

例句

1. The trolls on that website are always stirring up trouble. (那个网站上的喷子总是制造麻烦。)
2. She was trolled relentlessly on social media. (她在社交媒体上受到了无休止的恶意评论。)
3. The troll under the bridge demanded a toll from anyone passing by. (桥下的巨人要求过路人交过路费。)
4. He was labeled as a troll for his inflammatory remarks. (他因为他的煽动性言论而被贴上了喷子的标签。)
5. The online discussion was derailed by trolls posting off-topic comments. (喷子发布了与话题无关的评论，导致在线讨论失去了重点。)
6. She decided to ignore the troll's hateful messages. (她决定无视那个喷子的仇恨言论。)
7. The troll's behavior violated the forum's code of conduct. (那个喷子的行为违反了论坛的行为准则。)
8. He was banned from the website for his trolling activities. (因为他的喷子行为，他被禁止登录该网站。)
9. The troll targeted vulnerable individuals with his hurtful comments. (那个喷子以他的伤人言论针对易受攻击的个人。)
10. She reported the troll to the website administrators. (她向网站管理员举报了那个喷子。)
11. The troll's actions were meant to provoke and upset other users. (那个喷子的行为旨在激怒和煽动其他用户。)
12. The trolls thrive on the attention they receive from their disruptive behavior. (喷子们从他们的破坏性行为中获得关注。)
13. He was known for his trolling comments that targeted specific communities. (他以针对特定群体的喷子评论而闻名。)
14. The troll's account was suspended for violating the platform's guidelines. (那个喷子的账号因违反平台规定而被暂停。)
15. Her online presence was constantly interrupted by trolls. (她的线上存在一直被喷子干扰。)
16. He responded to the troll's comment with kindness instead of anger. (他用友善回应了那个喷子的评论，而不是愤怒。)
17. The troll's behavior had a negative impact on the online community. (那个喷子的行为对在线社区产生了负面影响。)
18. She was targeted by trolls because of her different opinions. (因为她的不同观点，她成为了喷子的目标。)
19. He engaged in a heated argument with a troll on the forum. (他在论坛上与一个喷子展开了激烈的争论。)
20. The troll's comments were filled with insults and derogatory language. (喷子的评论充满了侮辱和贬低的语言。)