harm

英 [hɑːm] 美[hɑrm]

be unhurt or undamaged

没受伤，没有受到损害

inadvertently make a situation worse rather than better

（非有意地）使情况恶化而不是好转；成事不足，败事有余

used to reassure someone that what they have done has caused no real damage or problems

［用于宽慰人］没有造成什么损失（或伤害）

in a safe place

在安全的地方

1. Nudism, the council decided, was doing the resort more harm than good.: 委员会认定在休闲胜地的裸体行为弊大于利。

2. These men were never told how they'dbeen put in harm's way.: 从来没人告诉这些人他们是如何被置于险境的。

4. Living together didn't harm our friendship. If anything it strengthened it.: 在一起住并没有损害我们的友谊。要说真有什么的话，它反而巩固了我们的友谊。

5. Workers scrambled to carry priceless objects out of harm's way.: 工人们争先恐后地将价值连城的物品运到安全的地方。