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malice (B2)

カタカナ: マリス

IPA: /ˈmælɪs/

The intention or desire to do evil; a deep-seated ill will toward someone.

意味: 他人に害を与えようとする意図や、心からの悪意。

He was accused of acting with malice aforethought. — He was accused of acting with malice aforethought.
Her words were full of malice and spite. — Her words were full of malice and spite.
There was no malice in his actions, only carelessness. — There was no malice in his actions, only carelessness.

Japanese translations of Malice:

malice aforethought (collocation): Premeditated intent to kill or cause serious harm. — "The jury found the defendant guilty of murder due to malice aforethought."
with malice (prepositional phrase): Showing an intention to harm or be spiteful. — "She spoke about her former colleague with undisguised malice."
no malice (collocation): Absence of any intention to harm. — "He assured them that there was no malice intended in his remarks."