lambast

lambast

美 [læmˈbæst] 　英 [læm'bæst]

• v.狠揍；严厉申斥
• 网络害草净；抨击；严责

词形变化

第三人称单数：lambasts  现在分词：lambasting  过去式：lambasted  

英汉解释

v.	1. 〈俚〉鞭打,狠揍 2. 严厉申斥
na.	1. “lambaste”的变体

英英解释

v.	1. to criticize someone severely, especially in a newspaper article or speech
na.	1. The variant of lambaste

例句

A few hours later, several hundred adults gather at the edge of the playground to lambast a government plan for a new columbarium nearby.

几个小时过后，几百个成年人聚在操场周边抗议政府在附近建设骨灰堂的计划。

The lyrics ridicule Gadhafi and lambast him for his treatment of the country in the past four decades.

歌曲嘲讽了卡扎菲，抨击了他过去四十多年里对国家的所作所为。

The Ethiopians also lambast Human Rights Watch for not visiting the Ogaden, knowing that it was they who blocked the visit.

报告还严厉指责了人权组织没有走访奥加登进行实地考察，但知道正是他们阻止了人权观察的访问。

They lambast tax havens for sucking in the money of foreigners and multinational companies.

他们严厉斥责避税港吞噬了外国人和跨国公司的钱。

They may well lambast Mr Obama for expanding the federal deficit; but it is less impressive when they are unable to suggest alternatives.

他们或许会因联邦赤字的攀升而狠狠地抨击奥巴马，但当无法提出替代方案时，就开始低调了。

APUNTIL a few years ago it was easy for critics of South Africa's government to lambast its inadequate efforts in fighting AIDS.

几年前，批评家很容易抓到南非政府的把柄，来抨击他们抗击艾滋病不力。

Only months ago, the idea that Mr Bush would publicly lambast America 's corporate bosses was laughable .

可是就在几个月前，布什公开抨击美国大公司老板的想法却是荒谬可笑的。

Health experts regularly lambast them for peddling food that makes people fat.

健康专家们经常性地因他们所兜售的食物使人肥胖，而对这些公司严厉斥责。