decry如何读

英:[dɪˈkraɪ]

美:[dɪˈkraɪ]

decry是什么意思

  • v.责难;诽谤

decry自然拼读

de·cry

dih kraI

decry变形

第三人称单数:decries

现在分词:decrying

过去式:decried

过去分词:decried

decry扩展

decrier (n.)

decry英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to depreciate (something, such as a coin) officially or publicly

the king may at any time decry … any coin of the kingdom—William Blackstone

to express strong disapproval of … has decried the medical marijuana ballot initiative as being rife with loopholes.—Dan Sweeney

decry the emphasis on sex

decry词源中文解释

17世纪初期,指“贬低,贬损”; 17世纪40年代,“公开积极地反对和抗议”,源自法语 decrier(14世纪; 古法语 descrier “呼喊,宣布”),由 des- “分开”(参见 dis-)和 crier “呼喊”组成,源自拉丁语 quiritare(参见 cry(v.))。在英语中,这个词的意义被假定 de- 意为“向下”而受到影响。

decry词源英文解释

borrowed from French décrier "to discredit, depreciate," going back to Middle French descrier (15th century), from des- de- + crier "to cry >entry 1" Note: A supposed 13th-century French usage of descrier in the sense "to announce (the depreciation or suppression of a currency)," mentioned without citation in the Französisches etymologisches Wörterbuch, has never been found and should probably be disregarded. See also note at descry >entry 1.

The first known use of decry was in 1614

decry儿童词典英英释义

dedicationnoun

an act or rite of dedicating to a divine being or to a sacred use

a setting aside for a particular purpose

the inscription dedicating a literary, musical, or artistic work to a person or cause

self-sacrificing devotion

dedicateverb

to set apart for some purpose and especially a sacred or serious purpose

to address or inscribe as a compliment

dedicated her book to her mother

dedicationnoun

an act or rite of dedicating to a divine being or to a sacred use

a setting aside for a particular purpose

the inscription dedicating a literary, musical, or artistic work to a person or cause

self-sacrificing devotion

dedicateverb

to set apart for some purpose and especially a sacred or serious purpose

to address or inscribe as a compliment

dedicated her book to her mother

decryverb

to express disrespect and scorn for : belittle

decry a hero's deeds

to find fault with : condemn

decried the waste of resources

decry 例句

1 A drama professor decried “the new Gestapo” tactics outside the theater.

2 They would say that, other Europeans retort; they decry Britain's one-year taught masters' degrees as lightweight.

他们尽可以这么说,其他欧洲人反击道,并将英国的一年制硕士学位斥为小儿科。

3 All three legislators decry, in public and on camera, the poisonous vines of financial incentives in Washington; all three also embody striking hypocrisies in staking their positions.

4 The announcement that the government would intervene was made after high-profile Irish literary, artistic and academic figures decried the sale as a great loss to the country’s cultural heritage.

5 While presenting the award for best pop video at the VMAs, Paris Jackson decried white supremacists and Nazi supporters in the wake of a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. earlier this month.

6 And already - with images of Santa Claus even then being used in advertisements aimed at children - people were decrying the holiday's commercialization.

7 After Hilton and other observers decried Banks's language, she became indignant.

8 To revise my earlier remarks: You have a right — and in these times, a duty — to decry and dissociate yourself from bigotry.

9 On the stage in Chicago, he paced and shook his fists, and decried the incumbent President, who sought reëlection that year.

10 Schaal has noted elsewhere that critics signally failed to mention her own sketch just weeks earlier, decrying sexism against Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential run, "presumably because it killed their thesis".

11 Mr. Berry decries the industrialization of agriculture, which he believes will lead us to forget the values that come from living off the land.

12 That rarely mentioned good news, in turn, is largely due to lower inflation-a welcome cyclical phenomenon demand-siders often decry as deflation.

这一很少被提到的好消息的产生大部分是由于低通胀导致的——一个广受欢迎的循环现象,而被需求学派当做通货紧缩而大加批判。

13 Some drivers have decried the lack of tips openly on online driver’s forum.

14 But the proposal was decried as government overreach and quickly shot down.

15 But internet trolls have spent the last several months bemoaning casting and other creative decisions, decrying the franchise as "woke" while making racist, ableist and derogatory comments.

16 Environmental activists decry destruction in Amazon.

环保人士谴责破坏亚马逊热带雨林的活动。

17 Both decry the effects of his drugs, but both are happy to use him for their own political or personal gain.

18 Speaking this week in a mass in Bolivia during his tour of South America, the Argentina native decried our “throwaway” culture, one in which people are too easily “discarded.”

19 The shorter flights of fancy are fun, but the longer they go on the more the reader begins to side with the characters who decry the “mystic-mumbo”.

20 Nowhere is that more pronounced than in our attitude toward television; we regularly decry the monotony of the standard formats and then yelp when someone messes with them.

decry 同义词

10 使贬值

devalue depreciate

13 咎责

imputation

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