• n. 玩忽職守；不法行為；治療不當(dāng)

mal-,壞的，不良的，practice,實(shí)踐，操作。比喻用法。

malpractice (n.)

1670s, hybrid coined from mal- + practice (n.). Also used in law for "illegal action by which a person seeks a benefit for himself while in a position of trust" (1758).

1. The ballot was re-run on Mr Todd's insistence after accusations of malpractice.

因被控舞弊，在托德先生的堅(jiān)持下重新進(jìn)行了投票。

來自柯林斯例句

2. She sued her doctor for malpractice.

她控告她的醫(yī)生失職.

來自《簡明英漢詞典》

3. There were only one or two serious allegations of malpractice.

只有一兩起有關(guān)營私舞弊的嚴(yán)重指控。

來自辭典例句

4. The malpractice of going in for " back door " deals became common .

后門 成風(fēng).

來自辭典例句

5. Professional such as doctors and lawyers cannot hide behind corporations to protect themselves from malpractice suits.

諸如醫(yī)生、律師之類的自由職業(yè)者,不能躲在公司背后以保護(hù)自己不因醫(yī)療事故或法律事故而被人起訴.

來自辭典例句