detriment
gb/dˈɛtɹəmənt/ us/dˈɛtɹəmənt/
C1
英语
káros hatás, hátrány, kár
名词
C1
FORMAL
1
káros hatás
B2
用法模式：
[detriment] (to [someone/something])
The long hours were a detriment to her health.
A hosszú munkaidő káros volt az egészségére.
He refused the offer because he thought it would be to his detriment in the long run.
Visszautasította az ajánlatot, mert úgy gondolta, hogy hosszú távon a kárára válna.
Cutting corners may bring short-term savings but will be a detriment to quality.
学习者例句
Smoking is a detriment to your health.
A dohányzás káros az egészségedre.
Too little sleep is a detriment to learning.
A túl kevés alvás árt a tanulásnak.
常见错误：
Often confused with 'detrimental' (adjective) or 'determinant' (different word).
含义
harm or damage
搭配
to someone's detriment
|to the detriment of
|without detriment
|without detriment to
|cause detriment
|serious detriment
|potential detriment
|detriment to health
|detriment to safety
|suffer detriment
近义词
harm (More general and common; 'detriment' often sounds more formal.)
|
damage (Often suggests physical or measurable harm.)
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injury (Often refers to harm to a person, especially physical.)
反义词
benefit (A positive effect that helps rather than harms.)
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advantage (A favorable condition rather than a harmful one.)
主题
health
|daily_life
|work
|law
释义
something bad that hurts or damages someone or something
harm, damage, or a negative effect that makes someone or something worse off.
名词
C1
FORMAL
2
hátrány
B2
用法模式：
without [detriment] (to [something])
Skipping training is a detriment to team performance.
Az edzés kihagyása hátrányosan befolyásolja a csapat teljesítményét.
The lack of feedback proved to be a detriment to the project.
A visszajelzés hiánya végül a projekt hátrányára vált.
They redesigned the app to improve speed with no detriment to security.
学习者例句
Bad time management is a detriment to your work.
A rossz időgazdálkodás hátrányosan hat a munkádra.
常见错误：
Learners may try to use it like a countable object (e.g., 'a detriment' is possible, but it is often uncountable in set phrases like 'without detriment').
含义
a disadvantage or setback
搭配
a detriment to performance
|a detriment to productivity
|a detriment to progress
|a detriment to learning
|a detriment to development
|work to the detriment of
|without detriment to quality
|without detriment to safety
|to the detriment of results
|to the detriment of growth
近义词
disadvantage (More common and less formal; often used in comparisons.)
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setback (Emphasizes an obstacle or delay in progress.)
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drawback (Often used for a negative feature of a plan or product.)
反义词
strength (A positive quality that improves results.)
|
asset (Something useful or valuable rather than harmful.)
主题
education
|work
|business
释义
something that makes success harder or results worse
a disadvantage or setback that reduces the success, quality, or effectiveness of something.
名词
C2
LEGAL
3
用法模式：
[someone] suffer(s) [detriment] (as a result of [something])
The claimant argued that they suffered detriment after relying on the promise.
A felperes azzal érvelt, hogy hátrány érte, miután az ígéretre hagyatkozott.
The contract clause was challenged as causing unfair detriment to consumers.
A szerződéses kikötést azért támadták meg, mert tisztességtelen hátrányt okozott a fogyasztóknak.
The court considered whether any real detriment had been proved.
常见错误：
Do not confuse this with 'detention' (a different word).
含义
loss or harm in law
搭配
suffer detriment
|financial detriment
|material detriment
|economic detriment
|to the detriment of a party
|detriment suffered
|prove detriment
|detriment and reliance
近义词
loss (Often focuses on financial or measurable harm.)
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prejudice (Legal/formal; means harm to a party’s position or rights.)
反义词
gain (An increase or advantage rather than a loss.)
主题
legal
|business
释义
in law, harm or loss that someone experiences
loss, harm, or damage suffered by a person, especially as a factor in legal responsibility or a legal claim.
语法
词典原形
detriment
IPA
GB/dˈɛtɹəmənt/
US/dˈɛtɹəmənt/
音节与重音
det - ri - ment （3 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (det)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: detriment
- Plural: detriment, detriments
词族
Forms
detriments
noun
Core family
detrimental
adjective C1
Advanced or less common
detrimentally
adverb C1
相关表达
no detriment to
1/nˈoʊ dˈɛtɹəmənt tə/
fixed phrase
formal
causing no harm to something
it does not harm something
例句
- Remote work can be offered with no detriment to productivity.
- The policy was introduced with no detriment to existing customers.
- They adjusted the schedule with no detriment to service.
学习者例句
- We changed the plan with no detriment to the result.
to someone's detriment
1/tə sˈʌmwˌʌnz dˈɛtɹəmənt/
fixed phrase
formal
causing harm to someone
in a way that is bad for someone
例句
- He ignored the warning to his detriment.
- She stayed silent to her detriment during negotiations.
- They delayed repairs to their detriment, and the costs rose.
学习者例句
- He ate too much sugar to his detriment.
to the detriment of
1/tə ðə dˈɛtɹəmənt əv/
fixed phrase
formal
harming one thing for another
in a way that harms someone or something
例句
- He focused on speed to the detriment of accuracy.
- The city expanded rapidly, often to the detriment of green spaces.
- She worked late every night, to the detriment of her health.
学习者例句
- He studied math to the detriment of his sleep.
without detriment to
1/wɪðˈaʊt dˈɛtɹəmənt tə/
fixed phrase
formal
with no harm to something
without making something worse
例句
- The changes were made without detriment to patient safety.
- You can reduce sugar without detriment to taste by using spices.
- They shortened the meeting without detriment to decision-making.
学习者例句
- We can do this without detriment to quality.