admonitory如何读

英:[əd'mɒnɪtrɪ]

美:[əd'mɒnɪtrɪ]

admonitory是什么意思

  • adj.警告的

admonitory自然拼读

ad·mon·i·to·ry

aed man ih tor i

admonitory词根

词根:admonish

n.

admonition 警告

admonishment 训戒;警告(等于admonition)

vt.

admonish 告诫;劝告

admonitory英英释义

Adjective

1. serving to warn;

"shook a monitory finger at him"

"an exemplary jail sentence"

2. expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective

admonitory词源中文解释

"含警告的",来自1590年代的晚期拉丁语词语 admonitorius,源自拉丁语 admonit- 的过去分词形式,该词源自 admonere,表示"建议; 警告"(参见 admonish)。 相关词语: Admonitorily; admonitorial。

admonitory词源英文解释

borrowed from Medieval Latin admonitōrius, from Latin admoni- (variant stem of admonēre "to admonish") + -tōrius, adjectival derivative of -tor, agent suffix

The first known use of admonitory was in 1577

admonitory儿童词典英英释义

adoptverb

to take legally as one's own child

adopted a baby girl

to take as one's own

adopt a point of view

to accept formally

the assembly adopted a constitution

adoptverb

to take legally as one's own child

adopted a baby girl

to take as one's own

adopt a point of view

to accept formally

the assembly adopted a constitution

adolescencenoun

the state or process of growing upalso: the period of life from puberty to maturity

adobenoun

a brick or building material made of a sun-dried mixture of earth and straw

a building made of adobe bricks

adonoun

fuss entry 1 sense 1, trouble

much ado about nothing

admonitoryadjective

expressing admonition : warning

admonitory 例句

1 Outside the arena on Saturday, some protesters waved Chinese flags and others held admonitory red signs.

2 My aunt shook her finger at Stephen Treen, in an admonitory fashion, which bade fair, from the look of him, to cause an immediate renewal of his sorrows.

3 The Countess greeted them with her gravesmile, and Archer, feeling his host's admonitory glanceon him, rose and surrendered his seat.

伯爵夫人以庄重的微笑与他们招呼,阿切尔觉察到主人对他责备的目光,便起身让出了他的座位。

4 She lets Moore, in her poetry, have the deciding, admonitory word: “we do not admire/what we cannot understand.”

5 Satire has always had an admonitory function, and besides, some people are so obnoxious that a writer has to slow-walk the reader through their awfulness.

6 For this occasion, bunting-flecked royalists were bussed into town, while potential local troublemakers received an admonitory visit from the police.

7 She is often admonitory, self-reflective, and maternal in the span of a single column.

8 But it is also hard to avoid the impression that they exist as illustrative figures in an admonitory history lesson.

9 They chopped off the admonitory forefinger, and, cradling his hand in a bloodstained handkerchief, he pretended his hand had been injured in a Western air strike.

10 Jane's smile was at once bright and also a bit admonitory.

11 This determination on Matilda’s part resulted in a deviation from the straight line, which nearly landed our fore wheels in the ditch; it also resulted in admonitory flagellation for Matilda.

12 The qualifying phrase “those who are indeed faithful in Christ Jesus,” is admonitory.

13 Well," said Mr. Riley, in an admonitory patronizing tone, as he patted Maggie on the head, "I advise you to put by the History of the Devil, and read some prettier book.

14 She’s a little late with the preparation, which inspires Zach to hold up an admonitory finger — which we come to learn is a matter of counting the transgressions before strict discipline is in order.

15 One seldom finds a nicer selection of words than those of the last lines of these admonitory stanzas.

16 This admonitory greeting isn’t necessarily a turnoff; it just forces you into an unorthodox posture: I may be wanted here, but not to the extent that others are.

17 This is of an admonitory nature.

这是告诫性的。

18 How else can the censorious and admonitory extreme political correctness of some university campuses coexist in the same world as the unabashed rise of crypto-fascism?

19 The traffic signals in several of his pictures glow an admonitory red or orange.

20 An admonitory stroke of bells had just sounded from the near d�p�t; the train would soon glide off from the big wooden platform beyond.

admonitory 同义词

4 忠告的

advisory remonstrant

5 告诫

voice dictate

6 劝戒的

dissuasive

8 劝谕

charge admonition

14 责备的

reproachful

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