opprobrium

英 [əˈprəʊbriəm]

美 [əˈproʊbriəm]

n.  (众人的)谴责，责难，抨击

法律

BNC.34551 / COCA.29365

牛津词典

noun

• （众人的）谴责，责难，抨击
  severe criticism of a person, country, etc. by a large group of people

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT （公开的）谴责，责难，抨击
  Opprobriumis open criticism or disapproval of something that someone has done.
  1. His political opinions have attracted the opprobrium of the Left.
     他的政治观点遭到左派的抨击。
  2. ...public opprobrium.
     公众的责难

双语例句

• An official at the Fisheries Agency says that the country is willing to hunt fewer whales provided it can do so without international opprobrium.
  渔业署的一位官员称日本愿意减少捕鲸数量，前提是国际社会不再对其捕鲸行为进行责难。
• Now such behaviour would attract opprobrium from most parents.
  如今，这种行为会招来大多数父母的责骂。
• If an American president tried to override them in peace out of choice, he would face dissent at home and opprobrium abroad.
  如果一位美国总统试图和平时期就在这上面动脑筋，他必定面临国内外巨大的异议和讨伐。
• Lord Jones, former trade minister, says that while some bankers deserve the opprobrium, "at some point we really have to call time on this".
  前贸易部长琼斯勋爵（lordjones）表示，虽然有些银行家应该受到责备，但“在某个时候，我们的确必须叫停这种行为”。
• However, Beijing has made clear western opprobrium counts for little against its determination to ensure "stability" during the games.
  不过，北京已明确表示，在它确保奥运期间“稳定”的决心面前，西方的恶言起不了什么作用。
• The searchlight of public opprobrium has reached beyond newspapers, bankers and politicians.
  公众谴责的目标并不只是报纸、银行家和政客。
• Gossip is derogatory and refers to talk about the private lives of other people, often of a critical kind. These are all terms of mild opprobrium when directed at the flatterer.
  流言蜚语是贬义词，指议论他人的私生活，常有挑剔性质。当人们形容那些善于拍马屁的人时，这些都是温和的贬义词。
• It has raised tensions dramatically in Asia by conducting its second nuclear test, earning the opprobrium of the international community.
  朝鲜进行第二次核试验，使得亚洲紧张局势明显升级，招致国际社会的谴责。
• The company and the scientists who vouched for its products earned widespread public opprobrium.
  这家公司与那些保证其产品功效的科学家们被公众所不齿。
• His political opinions have attracted the opprobrium of the Left.
  他的政治观点遭到左派的抨击。