柯林斯英汉双解大词典
castigate /ˈkæstɪˌɡeɪt/ ( castigating, castigated, castigates )
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V-T If you castigate someone or something, you speak to them angrily or criticize them severely. 谴责 [正式]
例：Marx never lost an opportunity to castigate colonialism.
马克思从不放过任何谴责殖民主义的机会。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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He castigated himself for being so stupid.
他责怪自己太笨。
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How does this country end up being a Republic, the Third Republic, which has been castigated because it seemed to fumble along?
这个国家是怎么成为一个共和国的，即第三共和国，因为它似乎是在摸索着前进而被谴责？
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Instead, Southern slaveholders misconstrued abolitionist views of the 1830s as mainstream rather than marginal Northern public opinion, and castigated Northerners generally for opposing slavery.
相反，南方的奴隶主误认为9世纪30年代的废奴主义观点是主流，而不是北方边缘的公众意见，于是他们普遍谴责北方人反对奴隶制。
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How does this country end up being a Republic, the Third Republic, which has been castigated or been denounced because it seemed to fumble along?
为什么法国最后成为了一个共和国,即第三共和国,而第三共和国因治国无方,饱受职责和抨击
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I would recite, whatever, the Articles of Confederation I would rise on my hind legs, quaking in my boots, and I would begin until I made a mistake, whereupon I would be castigated, berated, totally stripped of self-esteem by this monster who would that inflict the same pain on somebody else.
我会背，比如说，联邦条例,我会抬起我的后腿，它在靴子里颤抖，然后开始背，直到犯错，于是，我就会被批评严惩，自尊完全被这个怪物践踏了,他对其他人也会如此加注痛苦。
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