upbraid
vt. 责骂；训斥
vt.
责备，申斥，谴责；
变形
过去式：upbraided过去分词：upbraided现在分词：upbraiding第三人称单数：upbraids
英英释义
upbraid[ ʌp'breid ]
v.express criticism towards
同义词：reproach
双语例句
The old man upbraided him with ingratitude.
那位老人斥责他忘恩负义。
权威例句
Do Not Upbraid Me"SHOULD HE UPBRAID"
"SHOULD HE UPBRAID."
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Commerce Committee members upbraid OCC
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Commerce committee members upbraid OCC.(Office of the Comptroller of the Currency)
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upbraid
upbraid: [OE] Upbraid originally meant ‘throw something up against someone as a fault’. It was formed from up and the ancestor of modern English braid, which used to mean ‘throw’, amongst other things. The object of the verb was originally the ‘fault’; the shift of focus to the ‘person blamed’ began in the 13th century.=> braid
upbraid (v.)
Old English upbregdan "bring forth as a ground for censure," from up (adv.) + bregdan "move quickly, intertwine" (see braid (v.)). Similar formation in Middle Swedish upbrygdha. Meaning "scold" is first attested late 13c. Related: Upbraided; upbraiding.
1. You left me too: but I won't upbraid you!
你也丢弃过我的，可我并不要责备你！
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2. The captain upbraid his men for falling asleep.
上尉因他的部下睡着了而斥责他们。
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3. Tim. 5:1 Do not upbraid an elderly man, but exhort him as a father, younger men as brothers.
提前五1不可严责老年人，只要劝他如同父亲，劝青年人如同弟兄。
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4. Drink and upbraid this old man let him go out he is still smiling like this who knows old man's feeling at heart.
喝斥这位老人，让他出去，他仍然这样笑着，谁知道老人心里的感觉。
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5. WHEN the American economy sickens, there is nothing Congress likes more than to call in a few chief executives for hearings in which politicians can upbraid big business.
当美国经济病体虚弱之时，国会最喜欢干的事就是召集几位大公司的首席执行官来开听证会，并在听证会上厉声斥责他们。
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6. WHEN the American economy sickens, there is nothing Congress likes more than to call in a few chief executives for hearings in which politicians can upbraid big business.
当美国经济病体虚弱之时，国会最喜欢干的事就是召集几位大公司的首席执行官来开听证会，并在听证会上厉声斥责他们。
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