censure

英 ['senʃə] 美['sɛnʃɚ]

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第三人称单数: censures;过去式: censured;过去分词: censured ;现在分词: censuring;

censure：审说。像审问一样的批评说——责难，非难。

censure 审查

来自census，审查。

censure (n.): late 14c., originally ecclesiastical, from Latin censura "judgment, opinion," also "office of a censor," from census, past participle of censere "appraise, estimate, assess" (see censor (n.)). General sense of "a finding of fault and an expression of condemnation" is from c. 1600.
censure (v.): 1580s, from censure (n.) or else from French censurer, from censure (n.). Related: Censured; censuring.
Such men are so watchful to censure, that the have seldom much care to look for favourable interpretations of ambiguities, to set the general tenor of life against single failures, or to know how soon any slip of inadvertency has been expiated by sorrow and retractation; but let fly their fulminations, without mercy or prudence, against slight offences or casual temerities, against crimes never committed, or immediately repented. [Johnson, "Life of Sir Thomas Browne," 1756]

I would not presume to censure Osborne for hating his mother.: 我不会擅自批评奥斯本恨他妈妈这件事。

Costs will have to be kept down if severe public censure is to be avoided.: 要避免公众严厉的指责就得维持低成本.

She would rather have had them spoken about , even in terms of severest censure.: 她宁可叫他们尽量数说自己的错处, 即使是极严厉的斥责.

He was never elated by applause , nor by censure or disappointment.: 他从来不因人的称扬而得意, 也不因人的责难而沮丧失望.

Some critics of books bestow their praise or their censure by wholesale.: 某些书的批评家不辨好恶地随便褒贬.

Being a politician means laying oneself open to public censure.: 从政就意味着要落责难.

The member censure him since he have do a very contemptible thing.: 因为他做了一件可鄙的事情,会员们都责难他.

Criticize, reform, or preach, or censure what we cannot reach.: 我们就不会停止批评、革新、鼓吹, 或指责我们不能企及的东西.