castigating

castigating

美 [ˈkæstɪˌɡeɪt] 　英 [ˈkæstɪɡeɪt]

• v.惩戒；鞭责；修订(文章等)
• 网络惩罚；苛评

词形变化

第三人称单数：castigates  现在分词：castigating  过去式：castigated  

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英汉解释

v.	1. 惩戒,严厉批评 2. 鞭责 3. 修订(文章等)

英英解释

v.	1. to criticize someone or something severely

例句

He was not a religious man, but he maintained a stark sense of good and evil, castigating others, as well as himself, for transgressions.

他不信教，但善恶分明，既严于律人，也严于律己。

Elizabeth's uncle Tom was even quoted in the paper on the very morning of her rescue, castigating police for slowing down the search.

伊丽莎白的舅舅汤姆甚至引用的文件对她的抢救的当天上午，为减缓大骂警察寻找。

I have done so myself, castigating Chinese policymakers for the narrowness of their perspective.

我自己就这样做过：严厉斥责中国政策制定者视野狭窄。

He is capable of castigating his own country.

他也会痛诋他的祖国。

Mr. Pope notes that his group has stopped short of castigating people for driving S. U. V. 's or building overly large homes, too.

波普提到其团体也已停止了责备人们驾驶SUV或建超大的住宅。

When you understand that discipline is self-caring, not self-castigating, you won't cringe at its mention, but will cultivate it.

当你明白自律是对自己的关心而不是自我惩罚，提到它你就不会再害怕而会注意培养它。

castigating the secretaries for their sloppy job of filing

严斥秘书们草率的归档工作