victimizing

v.

责怪或处罚某人不当（使之受冤或代人受过）( victimize的现在分词 )；不正当地使某人受损害或受苦难，欺负某人；

1. The fat boy was victimized by his classmates.
   那个胖小子挨同学欺侮了。
2. Union leaders claimed that somemembers had been victimized (eg by being dismissed) for taking part in the strike.
   工会领袖声称有些会员参加罢工竟遭资方惩处(如遭解雇).

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