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

• He was roundly castigated by many in Hollywood and admits to being surprised by the reaction. "They were like, 'kill the heretic!'"
  该影片在好莱坞广受抨击，史密斯承认他对好莱坞的反应深感吃惊。“他们似乎在说：‘杀死这个异教徒！’”
• 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。
• He castigated the secretaries for their sloppy job of filing.
  由于秘书们档案工作搞得马虎草率，他严厉地斥责了他们。
• He was castigated as a racist by his opponents.
  他被对手斥责为种族主义者。
• She castigated him for having no intellectual interests.
  她斥责他没有智识兴趣。
• 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。
• Beckham has been castigated for going to a second-rate league, yet that is a result of a salary cap designed to create a more even competition.
  因为选择了一支二流联赛的队伍大卫受到了严惩，而工资封顶制度将会给他带来更严酷的挑战。
• 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。
• Bankers are the biggest target, blamed for causing the financial crisis in the first place and castigated for their conduct during and after it.
  被认为是金融危机罪魁祸首的银行业者成了最大的目标，他们在金融危机时，以及之后，都被猛烈地抨击。
• Companies are castigated for spending billions on research and development, only to deliver too many "me too" drugs and too few genuinely new ones.
  他们花费数十亿用于研发，仅仅提供了太多雷同而非真正的新药，为此，公司常遭到惩罚。