admonished

英 [ədˈmɒnɪʃt]

美 [ədˈmɑːnɪʃt]

v.  责备; 告诫; 警告; 力劝; 忠告
admonish的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 责备；告诫；警告
  If youadmonishsomeone, you tell them very seriously that they have done something wrong.
  1. They admonished me for taking risks with my health...
     他们责备我不应拿自己的健康冒险。
  2. She admonished him gently, 'You should rest, not talk so much.'
     她温柔地责备他：“你要多休息，少说话。”

双语例句

• Professors for death struggle with muscular dystrophy at the same time, passing Mickey have admonished many of the valuable life and death.
  老教授在与肌萎缩症作临终搏斗的同时，传授米奇许多关于生死的有价值得训诫。
• He was not afraid to be coarse and edgy at times, nor was he afraid to go beyond the accepted norms of polite expressiveness we'd been admonished to consider proper.
  他并不怕不时的粗糙和前卫，也没有不敢超越我们所被教导的，礼貌表演的传统规范。
• I admonished him of the need for silence.
  我提醒他缄默的必要。
• He was admonished for his carelessness.
  他因粗心受到警告。
• One headline admonished: "Obama struggles as communicator."
  一条新闻标题警告说：“奥巴马难以胜任沟通者的角色。”
• Yet even the master strategists could be overcautious: in his only personal anecdote from Intel, Yoffie describes how he admonished Grove on several occasions for a tendency to be too risk averse.
  然而，即使大师级的战略家也可能过度谨慎：约菲根据自己在英特尔的亲身经历讲述的唯一故事是，他曾多次责备葛洛夫过于厌恶风险的倾向。
• However, he admonished the crowd to lower your expectations.
  不过，他告诫众人降低你的期望。
• My father often admonished me against idleness.
  我父亲常常告诫我不要懒惰。
• They are frequently admonished for their failure to act quickly.
  他们常常因未能立即采取行动而受到警告。
• The teacher admonished the students against being late.
  老师劝告学生不要迟到。