ruthless
无情
definition
adjective
a ruthless manipulator
having or showing no pity or compassion for others.
translation of 'ruthless'
adjective
无情,
残,
残酷,
狠心,
残忍,
酷,
狠,
辣
example
Still, Gutfeld knows that it can be a 'ruthless' world for editors who deviate too far from what is expected.
The association has promised that it will be 'ruthless' with anyone who spoils the quality of life of others.
A seemingly impregnable and utterly 'ruthless' regime fell to pieces in a few hours.
Arrogant, cold, aloof and 'ruthless' , these are not qualities that inspire you to meet the man.
Characters who do achieve godlike powers are subjected to 'ruthless' scrutiny.
Mr and Mrs Hobbs endured a terrible ordeal at the hands of this 'ruthless' gang and have now had to relive it all twice in court.
So many of our prisoners have lost members of their family to his 'ruthless' practices.
Both of these ladies bided their time and proved to be quite calculating and 'ruthless' .
Even at this young age, though, he was characteristically 'ruthless' with himself.
It is hard to believe that this young female is a 'ruthless' killer against whom we would not stand a chance.
As a manager he could be inspirational in making a player's career and 'ruthless' in terminating one.
During some of the largest emergencies of recent years 'ruthless' local forces exploited aid as a tool of war.
You are being so bloodthirsty, so 'ruthless' , and you are much too strong for your age and training.
The tale of one 'ruthless' military man getting away with murder is probably the story that has sickened me most.
Not that people had much choice in the matter - bandits were 'ruthless' and bloodthirsty.
They are 'ruthless' ; murder is such a profession to them that they almost seem like a force of nature.
He is known as a fierce and 'ruthless' executive within his film production company, CWP.
Bingham had a reputation for personal bravery but was also 'ruthless' and harsh.
Every indication is that he remained 'ruthless' in his treatment of men and women alike.
The vole population has been reduced by mink, a 'ruthless' predator which has escaped from fur farms.
An industry that so 'ruthlessly' fleeces its customers shouldn't be surprised when some bite back.
He didn't get where he is today without an element of paranoia, a sprinkling of stubbornness and a healthy degree of 'ruthlessness' .
The nerves were very evident in the second set, with critical errors being 'ruthlessly' punished.
Against a returner of Hewitt's class such predictable positioning and lack of pace will be punished 'ruthlessly' .
Furthermore it is, sadly, probable that he was trained to 'ruthlessness' and quite possible that he was a murderer in his own right.
The 'ruthlessness' , the cruelty, and the life-denying viciousness of such ideas chill the bones.
The common view seems to be that she's a little shy and lacks the 'ruthlessness' that's sometimes necessary to rise to the top.
These people are preparing the next generation to be just as 'ruthlessly' cruel as they are.
It is truly sad to see our political community, with a few noble exceptions, capitulate to this sort of 'ruthlessness' .
There are grave doubts about the trustworthiness of a Government which so 'ruthlessly' stamps on any voices of dissent.
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