What do you mean by aiding and abetting sadism?

Helping others do evil means cruelty and disaster.

Swearing words are as follows:

Sad murder, tyranny, rampage, cruelty, tyranny, cruelty, cruelty, burning, cruelty, abuse of power, abuse of power, abuse of power, abuse of power, abuse of power, abuse of power, abuse of power, abuse of power, abuse of power, abuse of power.

Basic meaning:

1, (I know. Xiao zhuan. From cockroaches (? hǔ？ Claw man Is Tiger Claw to claw, hurt people. The word "person" was omitted after the official reform. Original meaning: fierce and cruel)

2. Violence; Insidious [violent]; Danger]

3. Infringement; Destroy [abuse; Improper handling]

4、? Pass "tease". [teasing].

Extended data

Glyph evolution

Etymological interpretation

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Abuse and Disability. Judging from the cockroach, the tiger's feet are facing its claws. , ancient prose abuse. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Abuse, tigers and leopards kill prey. Glyph with "Zhu" as the edge, like Tiger Claw arresting people. , China ancient "abuse" is written like this.

Explanation of word combinations:

1, Sadism: brutal killing.

Lu Xun's Collection of Letters to Yang Jiyun: "Five or six years ago, when I took an examination of the Sadness and Killing Law, I saw that when Japanese secretaries killed Christians in that country, the method of burning at the stake was different from that in other countries."

2. Tyranny: fierce and cruel.

Qin Mu's Symphony of Flower City Heroes: "The marks of their disabilities are always accusing the evils of the capitalist system and the tyranny of the imperialists."

3, raging: wanton killing or persecution.

Zou Taofen's "Bombing Nanjing": "On the 20th, enemy planes went to Nanjing to wreak havoc, no less than four times."

4, fierce abuse: fierce abuse.

5. Abuse: bullying and abuse.

Bing Xin's last rest: "My mother-in-law cursed her all day, saying that her life was bad and her father-in-law died, so she abused her in every way."