castigated

英 [ˈkæstɪɡeɪtɪd]

美 [ˈkæstɪɡeɪtɪd]

v.  严厉批评; 申斥
castigate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 怒声责骂;斥责
  If youcastigatesomeone or something, you speak to them angrily or criticize them severely.
  1. Marx never lost an opportunity to castigate colonialism...
     马克思抓住每一个机会严厉谴责殖民主义。
  2. She castigated him for having no intellectual interests.
     她斥责他没有智识兴趣。

双语例句

• The opera "white haired girl" moved millions of Chinese to tears with this true story that castigated the old society which turned humans into ghosts and celebrated the liberated society which turned the ghosts back into humans.
  歌剧《白毛女》以“旧社会把人逼成鬼，新社会把鬼变成人”的真实故事，感动了中国千千万万的老百姓。
• The judge castigated the attorney for badgering the witness.
  法官因为辩护律师纠缠目击证人而谴责了他。
• It did not remind them that barely a year ago many of the same bankers had castigated it for its conservatism in opening its financial sector.
  并且没有提醒他们，仅仅一年之前，这些银行家中的许多人，曾严厉指责中国在开放金融行业时所持的保守思想。
• The US is often castigated for cultural imperialism, but Britain is the worse offender.
  美国常常因为其文化帝国主义受到谴责，但更应该受指责的是英国。
• He watched me closely and castigated me for mistakes.
  他在一旁严密监视，我一出错便大加申斥。
• Both privately and publicly he castigated the US-Japanese Security Treaty.
  他在私下和公开场合都曾攻击日美安全条约。
• She castigated him for having no intellectual interests.
  她斥责他没有智识兴趣。
• She castigated the tax on gifts and bequests as a threat to small business.
  她把对礼物和遗赠物征税斥之为对小商号的一种威胁。
• The Company Law of China castigated recently aims to arouse the investment and carving by protecting the interests of stockholders.
  新公司法旨在保护股东利益，鼓励投资创业。
• Judicial mark recognition is regarded as a commercial game that each person takes their needed. It seriously deviated from the legislation original intention. It should be castigated by society.
  司法认定驰名商标完全被人当成了一场各取所需的商业游戏，严重背离了立法初衷，为社会所诟病。