excoriating

excoriating

美 [??ks'k?rie?t??] 　英 [?eks'k?:rie?t??]

• v.剝(皮)；嚴厲指責
• 網絡痛批；皮開肉綻

詞形變化

過去分詞：excoriated  現在分詞：excoriating  第三人稱單數：excoriates  

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英漢解釋

v.	1. 剝(皮),磨掉,擦傷(皮膚等) 2. 嚴厲指責

英英解釋

v.	1. to severely criticize somebody or something 2. to remove skin from a person or animal

例句

The early post-Soviet years were marked by excoriating self-criticism and widespread public demoralization .

后蘇聯時代早期的明顯標志是對自我批評的批判，以及普遍的公眾道德敗壞。

Similarly, the same speculators whom European politicians are now excoriating are the ones who played the "convergence trade" in the 1990s.

同樣地，歐洲政治家現在痛恨責罵的投機者們與20世紀90年代上演“交易”的是同一批人。

He is excoriating about the limits of what Rice's team calls "practical idealism" ; to Kessler the term is "nonsensical" .

他也痛批賴斯團隊所謂「務實的理想主義」有其限度，對凱斯勒，這個用語「荒謬愚蠢」。

Rumsfeld to resign, hours after excoriating him at a public hearing over what she called "failed policy" in Iraq.

在數小時前剛剛結束的一場聽證會上，拉姆斯菲爾德被指責他在伊拉克所實行的政策有誤。

He listened to her excoriating on the telephone.

他聽到電話里她在叫罵。