callousness

基本解釋

The budget cuts trim benefits for the unemployed but go easy on the rich, exposing the coalition to accusations of callousness.
預(yù)算減少有損待就業(yè)人員的利益但是對(duì)富人卻手下留情，由此使得人們譴責(zé)政府殘酷無(wú)情。
Previously he had been inclined to detach himself from the plight of victims of tragedy, not out of callousness but a sort of incuriosity.
從前，由于不好奇而非出于冷漠，他總是傾向于把自己從受害者的困境中分離出來(lái)。
In Norway, rehabilitation is the guiding principle, not punishment -- a somewhat difficult notion to swallow given the gravity and callousness of his crimes.
在挪威，監(jiān)獄讓犯人重新過(guò)上正常生活是指導(dǎo)原則，而不是懲罰-對(duì)于冷酷而嚴(yán)重的罪犯要適用這個(gè)概念有些難。

Such callousness is not unusual in Juarez, where drug-related violence has claimed the lives of more than four thousand, eight hundreds people since 2008.

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