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nounPlural nemeses ˈnɛmɪsɪsˈnɛməsəs 1The inescapable agent of someone's or something's downfall. 给以报应者，复仇者；处罚者 injury, consistently his nemesis, struck him down during the match Example sentencesExamples - I successfully cursed a nemesis in junior high - he probably deserved it, but the fact that it worked was very alarming.
- The title explains a lot - a dishonoured soccer champ wants to assemble and coach a winning team to confront his nemesis, while mouthy yet impecunious martial artist Sing wants to spread the word of kung fu.
- Our arch nemesis, Fusion, only had two people on their team, but we weren't taking any chances.
- The triple axel remains his nemesis, sometimes disappearing when he needs it the most.
- The Zambia under-20 soccer team takes on Egypt in an African Youth qualifying round first leg in Chingola today seeking revenge against a team that has been their nemesis.
- But an old nemesis - control problems - has plagued him.
- But perhaps not armed enough for an older, stronger Cuban team, which had proved its nemesis previously.
- The same goes for Mr. Belding, who clearly welcomed the chance to follow his nemesis across 2000 miles and begin a new life with his wife.
- ‘Truth Teams,’ which scout the parking lots to locate the targeted signature gatherers, are having less luck spotting their nemeses.
- Imagine a cartoon hero in an impossible predicament as the scene switches to his nemesis; menacing, manic laughter bellowing out.
- Eileen sets her sights on Mr Nail from the off but Gail, who sees a chance to put the disastrous romance with serial killer Richard Hillman behind her, soon finds a way to scupper her nemesis's chances.
- Have I finally met my nemesis, the IT problem that I'm too old to understand?
- Though some decidedly comic things had happened to her recently, Lincoln purported to persuade herself that the lord almighty had a little more tact than to conjure such a predictable fate for her nominated nemesis.
- However, when I arrived back at the counter with my CDs, my nemesis was standing to one side, and a cheerful Canadian guy was on the till.
- And that's where John meets his destiny and Jeremy his nemesis.
- Arrows have proven the nemesis of most teams visiting Durban and have established themselves as a formidable outfit.
- If the stick is pressed toward her foe, Nina will vault over the head of her nemesis, allowing her to strike from behind.
- The bad guys again break one of the cardinal rules for being an evil nasty: When you have the chance to kill your nemesis, do it!
- I left the room, disappointed with my form and my wimpy nemesis got up and made his way over the machine to play.
- He was contemplating a comeback recently when offered a place in the German Davis Cup team by his old nemesis Stich.
- 1.1 A long-standing rival; an arch-enemy.
长期的竞争对手，世敌；头号敌人 will Harry Potter finally defeat his nemesis, Voldemort? 哈里·波特最终能战胜他的头号敌人伏地魔吗？ Example sentencesExamples - It was the fact that Tarantino's sword-wielding warriors and their nemeses were women.
- My nemesis is approaching, my greatest foe.
- Sonic's arch nemesis Dr. Robotnik has been banished from the Land of Darkness by an evil Metal Robotnik.
- The violent nemesis just happens to be played by a shapely, smoldering brunette TV entertainment reporter named… Maria Menounos.
- The boy turns out to be his future nemesis, Draco Malfoy.
- Perhaps he feels he can now forgive his old nemesis the Bishop of Rome.
- After the defeat of their old arch nemesis, The Shredder, the Turtles have grown apart as a family.
- Unsure of himself, Guy spoiled for a decisive battle with the Crusader nemesis, Saladin.
- Ironically, when the teeth of the plot sink in, the introduction of the supernatural nemesis, Ghost Machine begins to lag.
- The Powerpuff Girls must face their nemeses the Gangrene Gang when the teenaged baddies are sent back to school at Pokey Oaks Kindergarten.
- Now, Archer is trapped in prison, and Castor now played by Travolta assumes the identity of his nemesis, frees his brother, and takes his place as a high-ranking federal agent.
- His old nemesis, Twink (Chris Haywood), is a cop ready to retire.
- It's a classic example of bad plotting when you have a golden opportunity to destroy your nemesis but you let him live.
- In the comments on the post below, Alex refers to Bugs Meany who, as some of you may recall, is Encyclopedia Brown's arch nemesis.
- Throughout the novel Doc remains loyal to his male characters, even the Weasel, his professed nemesis.
- In the show I have my friends and everything, but I also have a nemesis.
- Every platforming hero has to have his or her arch nemesis, and generally speaking, at least in the old days, these arch nemeses were evil versions of the aforementioned hero.
- As in Spider-Man 3, Shrek is still dealing with a not very interesting nemesis from the last film, Prince Charming.
- I offered coffee to anyone who came in the office, including my nemesis, Mr. Coffee Man.
Synonyms arch-enemy, arch-rival, enemy, rival, foe, adversary, opponent, antagonist, combatant, challenger - 1.2mass noun A downfall caused by an inescapable agent.
天谴；报应 one risks nemesis by uttering such words 说这样的话可能会遭报应的。 Example sentencesExamples - In all the best blockbusters, when disaster has dawned and nemesis looks likely by breakfast, there appears in the script a snowy-haired elder.
- Nor is nemesis, the overpowering sense of eventual destruction, far from the political lives of these players.
Synonyms downfall, undoing, ruin, ruination, destruction, Waterloo - 1.3mass noun Retributive justice.
公正的惩罚 Nemesis is notoriously slow 众所周知，公正的惩罚总是姗姗来迟。 Example sentencesExamples - And as any student of Greek tragedy knows, the presence of hubris usually means that nemesis - the righteous retribution of the Gods - is not far behind.
Synonyms retribution, vengeance, retributive justice, punishment, just deserts fate, destiny
OriginLate 16th century: Greek, literally 'retribution', from nemein 'give what is due'. proper nounˈnɛmɪsɪsˈnɛməsəs Greek Mythology A goddess usually portrayed as the agent of divine punishment for wrongdoing or presumption (hubris).
nounˈnɛməsəsˈneməsəs 1The inescapable agent of someone's or something's downfall. 给以报应者，复仇者；处罚者 the balance beam was the team's nemesis, as two gymnasts fell from the apparatus Example sentencesExamples - But perhaps not armed enough for an older, stronger Cuban team, which had proved its nemesis previously.
- The Zambia under-20 soccer team takes on Egypt in an African Youth qualifying round first leg in Chingola today seeking revenge against a team that has been their nemesis.
- Though some decidedly comic things had happened to her recently, Lincoln purported to persuade herself that the lord almighty had a little more tact than to conjure such a predictable fate for her nominated nemesis.
- Eileen sets her sights on Mr Nail from the off but Gail, who sees a chance to put the disastrous romance with serial killer Richard Hillman behind her, soon finds a way to scupper her nemesis's chances.
- Have I finally met my nemesis, the IT problem that I'm too old to understand?
- However, when I arrived back at the counter with my CDs, my nemesis was standing to one side, and a cheerful Canadian guy was on the till.
- ‘Truth Teams,’ which scout the parking lots to locate the targeted signature gatherers, are having less luck spotting their nemeses.
- Imagine a cartoon hero in an impossible predicament as the scene switches to his nemesis; menacing, manic laughter bellowing out.
- The bad guys again break one of the cardinal rules for being an evil nasty: When you have the chance to kill your nemesis, do it!
- The title explains a lot - a dishonoured soccer champ wants to assemble and coach a winning team to confront his nemesis, while mouthy yet impecunious martial artist Sing wants to spread the word of kung fu.
- And that's where John meets his destiny and Jeremy his nemesis.
- Our arch nemesis, Fusion, only had two people on their team, but we weren't taking any chances.
- If the stick is pressed toward her foe, Nina will vault over the head of her nemesis, allowing her to strike from behind.
- He was contemplating a comeback recently when offered a place in the German Davis Cup team by his old nemesis Stich.
- I left the room, disappointed with my form and my wimpy nemesis got up and made his way over the machine to play.
- I successfully cursed a nemesis in junior high - he probably deserved it, but the fact that it worked was very alarming.
- The triple axel remains his nemesis, sometimes disappearing when he needs it the most.
- But an old nemesis - control problems - has plagued him.
- Arrows have proven the nemesis of most teams visiting Durban and have established themselves as a formidable outfit.
- The same goes for Mr. Belding, who clearly welcomed the chance to follow his nemesis across 2000 miles and begin a new life with his wife.
- 1.1 A long-standing rival; an archenemy.
长期的竞争对手，世敌；头号敌人 will Harry Potter finally defeat his nemesis, Voldemort? 哈里·波特最终能战胜他的头号敌人伏地魔吗？ Example sentencesExamples - Every platforming hero has to have his or her arch nemesis, and generally speaking, at least in the old days, these arch nemeses were evil versions of the aforementioned hero.
- My nemesis is approaching, my greatest foe.
- Now, Archer is trapped in prison, and Castor now played by Travolta assumes the identity of his nemesis, frees his brother, and takes his place as a high-ranking federal agent.
- Perhaps he feels he can now forgive his old nemesis the Bishop of Rome.
- It was the fact that Tarantino's sword-wielding warriors and their nemeses were women.
- Sonic's arch nemesis Dr. Robotnik has been banished from the Land of Darkness by an evil Metal Robotnik.
- After the defeat of their old arch nemesis, The Shredder, the Turtles have grown apart as a family.
- His old nemesis, Twink (Chris Haywood), is a cop ready to retire.
- Ironically, when the teeth of the plot sink in, the introduction of the supernatural nemesis, Ghost Machine begins to lag.
- Throughout the novel Doc remains loyal to his male characters, even the Weasel, his professed nemesis.
- It's a classic example of bad plotting when you have a golden opportunity to destroy your nemesis but you let him live.
- The boy turns out to be his future nemesis, Draco Malfoy.
- The violent nemesis just happens to be played by a shapely, smoldering brunette TV entertainment reporter named… Maria Menounos.
- Unsure of himself, Guy spoiled for a decisive battle with the Crusader nemesis, Saladin.
- I offered coffee to anyone who came in the office, including my nemesis, Mr. Coffee Man.
- As in Spider-Man 3, Shrek is still dealing with a not very interesting nemesis from the last film, Prince Charming.
- In the show I have my friends and everything, but I also have a nemesis.
- In the comments on the post below, Alex refers to Bugs Meany who, as some of you may recall, is Encyclopedia Brown's arch nemesis.
- The Powerpuff Girls must face their nemeses the Gangrene Gang when the teenaged baddies are sent back to school at Pokey Oaks Kindergarten.
Synonyms arch-enemy, arch-rival, enemy, rival, foe, adversary, opponent, antagonist, combatant, challenger - 1.2 A downfall caused by an inescapable agent.
天谴；报应 one risks nemesis by uttering such words 说这样的话可能会遭报应的。 Example sentencesExamples - Nor is nemesis, the overpowering sense of eventual destruction, far from the political lives of these players.
- In all the best blockbusters, when disaster has dawned and nemesis looks likely by breakfast, there appears in the script a snowy-haired elder.
Synonyms downfall, undoing, ruin, ruination, destruction, waterloo - 1.3often Nemesis Retributive justice.
公正的惩罚 Nemesis is notoriously slow 众所周知，公正的惩罚总是姗姗来迟。 Example sentencesExamples - And as any student of Greek tragedy knows, the presence of hubris usually means that nemesis - the righteous retribution of the Gods - is not far behind.
Synonyms retribution, vengeance, retributive justice, punishment, just deserts
OriginLate 16th century: Greek, literally ‘retribution’, from nemein ‘give what is due’. proper nounˈnɛməsəsˈneməsəs Greek Mythology A goddess usually portrayed as the agent of divine punishment for wrongdoing or presumption (hubris).
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