Definition of mischieve in English:

mischieve

verb mɪsˈtʃiːv

Scottish

To do physical or bodily harm to; to wound, hurt. Also refl. Now Scottish.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). Apparently from Old French meschever (transitive) to fail in, come to grief over (something), (intransitive) to be unfortunate, suffer misfortune, although the correspondence in senses is not exact, and the French word is apparently not found later than the early 14th cent.

Definition of mischieve in US English:

mischieve

verbmɪsˈtʃiːv

Scottish

To do physical or bodily harm to; to wound, hurt. Also refl. Now Scottish.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). Apparently from Old French meschever (transitive) to fail in, come to grief over (something), (intransitive) to be unfortunate, suffer misfortune, although the correspondence in senses is not exact, and the French word is apparently not found later than the early 14th cent.

词汇	mischieve
释义	Definition of mischieve in English: mischieve verb mɪsˈtʃiːv Scottish To do physical or bodily harm to; to wound, hurt. Also refl. Now Scottish. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). Apparently from Old French meschever (transitive) to fail in, come to grief over (something), (intransitive) to be unfortunate, suffer misfortune, although the correspondence in senses is not exact, and the French word is apparently not found later than the early 14th cent. Definition of mischieve in US English: mischieve verbmɪsˈtʃiːv Scottish To do physical or bodily harm to; to wound, hurt. Also refl. Now Scottish. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). Apparently from Old French meschever (transitive) to fail in, come to grief over (something), (intransitive) to be unfortunate, suffer misfortune, although the correspondence in senses is not exact, and the French word is apparently not found later than the early 14th cent.
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