Definition of child abuse in English:

child abuse

noun

mass noun

Physical maltreatment or sexual molestation of a child.
儿童虐待（指肉体折磨或性骚扰）
the campaign urges action over a sickening report on child abuse
Example sentencesExamples
- Within four years of publication, nearly every state had mandated that doctors report child abuse.
- It provokes a range of responses based on two radically different perspectives on the issue of child abuse.
- This is a controversial field and goes to the heart of recent public concerns over child abuse.
- Surely this would give way to more problems that could range from child abuse to abandoned babies.
- It is too easy for a belief like this to support child abuse and sexual molestation.
- It is certainly a topic that audiences rarely warm to: films about child abuse have a hard time at the box office.
- Domestic violence is often concurrent with child abuse, because violent men hit both wives and kids.
- This teacher committed further acts of child abuse after his appointment and was later convicted.
- Distressing events, such as child abuse and terrorism, are reported widely in the media.
- Each Family Centre is part of a social work team which deals with child protection and the prevention of child abuse.
- There was a plea for cooperation between all departments in identifying child abuse.
- What is known though is that reports of child abuse have skyrocketed.
- He emerged from the courtroom shouting that he had played no part in child abuse.
- To understand child abuse we need, paradoxically, to think harder about the nature of childhood.
- The experts all agreed that corporal punishment that results in injury is child abuse.
- I got sick reading the news of the two foreigners arrested on sexual child abuse.
- At the time many people did not see this as an issue of child abuse.
- Other causes taken up include road safety, child abuse and health education.
- The counsellor is duty-bound under California law to report any child abuse.
- The detention of children without a coherent rationale is institutional child abuse.

Definition of child abuse in US English:

child abuse

nounCHīld əˈbyo͞oztʃaɪld əˈbjuz

Physical maltreatment or sexual molestation of a child.
儿童虐待（指肉体折磨或性骚扰）
the campaign urges action over a sickening report on child abuse
Example sentencesExamples
- Domestic violence is often concurrent with child abuse, because violent men hit both wives and kids.
- What is known though is that reports of child abuse have skyrocketed.
- Within four years of publication, nearly every state had mandated that doctors report child abuse.
- Distressing events, such as child abuse and terrorism, are reported widely in the media.
- Each Family Centre is part of a social work team which deals with child protection and the prevention of child abuse.
- Surely this would give way to more problems that could range from child abuse to abandoned babies.
- It is too easy for a belief like this to support child abuse and sexual molestation.
- This teacher committed further acts of child abuse after his appointment and was later convicted.
- To understand child abuse we need, paradoxically, to think harder about the nature of childhood.
- It provokes a range of responses based on two radically different perspectives on the issue of child abuse.
- I got sick reading the news of the two foreigners arrested on sexual child abuse.
- The detention of children without a coherent rationale is institutional child abuse.
- He emerged from the courtroom shouting that he had played no part in child abuse.
- It is certainly a topic that audiences rarely warm to: films about child abuse have a hard time at the box office.
- The counsellor is duty-bound under California law to report any child abuse.
- Other causes taken up include road safety, child abuse and health education.
- There was a plea for cooperation between all departments in identifying child abuse.
- This is a controversial field and goes to the heart of recent public concerns over child abuse.
- The experts all agreed that corporal punishment that results in injury is child abuse.
- At the time many people did not see this as an issue of child abuse.

单词	child abuse
释义	Definition of child abuse in English: child abuse noun mass noun Physical maltreatment or sexual molestation of a child. 儿童虐待（指肉体折磨或性骚扰） the campaign urges action over a sickening report on child abuse Example sentencesExamples Within four years of publication, nearly every state had mandated that doctors report child abuse. It provokes a range of responses based on two radically different perspectives on the issue of child abuse. This is a controversial field and goes to the heart of recent public concerns over child abuse. Surely this would give way to more problems that could range from child abuse to abandoned babies. It is too easy for a belief like this to support child abuse and sexual molestation. It is certainly a topic that audiences rarely warm to: films about child abuse have a hard time at the box office. Domestic violence is often concurrent with child abuse, because violent men hit both wives and kids. This teacher committed further acts of child abuse after his appointment and was later convicted. Distressing events, such as child abuse and terrorism, are reported widely in the media. Each Family Centre is part of a social work team which deals with child protection and the prevention of child abuse. There was a plea for cooperation between all departments in identifying child abuse. What is known though is that reports of child abuse have skyrocketed. He emerged from the courtroom shouting that he had played no part in child abuse. To understand child abuse we need, paradoxically, to think harder about the nature of childhood. The experts all agreed that corporal punishment that results in injury is child abuse. I got sick reading the news of the two foreigners arrested on sexual child abuse. At the time many people did not see this as an issue of child abuse. Other causes taken up include road safety, child abuse and health education. The counsellor is duty-bound under California law to report any child abuse. The detention of children without a coherent rationale is institutional child abuse. Definition of child abuse in US English: child abuse nounCHīld əˈbyo͞oztʃaɪld əˈbjuz Physical maltreatment or sexual molestation of a child. 儿童虐待（指肉体折磨或性骚扰） the campaign urges action over a sickening report on child abuse Example sentencesExamples Domestic violence is often concurrent with child abuse, because violent men hit both wives and kids. What is known though is that reports of child abuse have skyrocketed. Within four years of publication, nearly every state had mandated that doctors report child abuse. Distressing events, such as child abuse and terrorism, are reported widely in the media. Each Family Centre is part of a social work team which deals with child protection and the prevention of child abuse. Surely this would give way to more problems that could range from child abuse to abandoned babies. It is too easy for a belief like this to support child abuse and sexual molestation. This teacher committed further acts of child abuse after his appointment and was later convicted. To understand child abuse we need, paradoxically, to think harder about the nature of childhood. It provokes a range of responses based on two radically different perspectives on the issue of child abuse. I got sick reading the news of the two foreigners arrested on sexual child abuse. The detention of children without a coherent rationale is institutional child abuse. He emerged from the courtroom shouting that he had played no part in child abuse. It is certainly a topic that audiences rarely warm to: films about child abuse have a hard time at the box office. The counsellor is duty-bound under California law to report any child abuse. Other causes taken up include road safety, child abuse and health education. There was a plea for cooperation between all departments in identifying child abuse. This is a controversial field and goes to the heart of recent public concerns over child abuse. The experts all agreed that corporal punishment that results in injury is child abuse. At the time many people did not see this as an issue of child abuse.
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