英:[vɪˌtju:pəˈreɪʃn]
美:[vaɪˌtupəˈreɪʃn]
英:[vɪˌtju:pəˈreɪʃn]
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vi·tu·per·a·tion
vaI tu p reI shn [or] vih tu p reI shn [or] vaI tyu p reI shn [or] vih tyu p reI shn
复数:vituperations
词根:vituperate
adj.vituperative 责骂的
vt.vituperate 谩骂;责骂
“责难,责备”的意思始于15世纪中期,但在19世纪早期之前很少被使用,起源于拉丁语 vituperationem (名词 vituperatio ),意为“责难,指责”,源自词根 vituperare 的过去分词,该词根的意思是“诋毁,挑剔”,源自 vitiperos 的词根,该词根的意思是“有缺陷的”,源自 vitium 的词根,该词根的意思是“缺陷,不足”(参见名词 vice )加上 parare 的意思是“准备,提供,供应”(源自词根 *pere- (1)的印欧语系根词“生产,供应”)。 Vituperatio 的含义比拉丁语中的 reprehensio 或现代英语中的 vituperation 更强烈。
The first known use of vituperation was in the 15th century
vivifyverb
to put life into : animate
rains that vivified the parched land
to make vivid
vividadjective
very strong or bright
a vivid red
having the appearance of vigorous life
a vivid sketch of the children
producing a strong or clear impression : sharpespecially: producing distinct mental pictures
a vivid description
acting clearly and powerfully
a vivid imagination
vividadjective
very strong or bright
a vivid red
having the appearance of vigorous life
a vivid sketch of the children
producing a strong or clear impression : sharpespecially: producing distinct mental pictures
a vivid description
acting clearly and powerfully
a vivid imagination
vivariumnoun
a terrarium used especially for small animals
vivariumnoun
a terrarium used especially for small animals
vivacitynoun
the quality or state of being vivacious
vivaciousadjective
full of life and good spirits
vivaciousadjective
full of life and good spirits
vivaceadverb or adjective
in a brisk spirited manner—used as a direction in music
vituperationnoun
lengthy harsh bitter criticism or abuse
1 Unflinchingly conservative, wildly partisan, bombastically self-promoting and larger than life, Limbaugh galvanized listeners for more than 30 years with his talent for vituperation and sarcasm.
2 The Perfect Squelch would have trouble finding a mass-market audience today: It would be drowned out by the derision and vituperation that mark contemporary colloquy.
3 Some in the climate community argue that congeniality like Dr. Hayhoe’s can be counterproductive, especially when well-funded deniers of climate science spread disinformation and vituperation.
4 It is impossible to overstate the degree of daily vituperation visited upon the president in the media.
5 Amid much tension, vituperation and intrigue, the United States ultimately aligned with its previous enemy, Britain.
6 Never before in my 60 plus years on this planet have I seen so much venom, vituperation and wasted time and effort expended to make Mount Everest out of such a molehill.
7 Kennedy’s speech, like Lincoln’s and Roosevelt’s, was not subject to the tsunamis of myriad opinions, howls and vituperation slamming into us on our iPhones, televisions and laptops.
8 Regime dissenters who tried to use traditional media to counteract such vituperations were unable to circumvent the state’s censorship and repression.
9 The trial’s opening act will likely feature much the same brand of petulance and vituperation from the defendant, now redirected to the jury selection process.
10 In the age of Big Data, why not measure trends in political vituperation?
11 Drama and vituperation seem as much a part of sports radio as peanuts and crackerjacks are to baseball.
12 If two paranoias living in different surroundings meet, then nothing left but quarrel and vituperation.
在截然不同的环境下生活的两个偏执的人相遇了,那就只剩下争执和谩骂了。
13 The book's received..a nearly unanimous chorus of vituperation.
14 “He hasn’t been one of those so-called conservatives who modified their belief system in order to curry access or favor,” said Weaver, who offers a steady stream of anti-Trump vituperation on his Twitter feed.
15 It’s not the first thing that comes to mind as you watch Jack Rebney curse a blue streak, but for all his vituperation, one of the most striking things about the clips is its innocence.
16 “They’re headed for a negotiation, so vituperation wouldn’t help that negotiation very much.”
17 Nor is it safe, just now, to calculate the results of this feminine gospel of vituperation.
18 Still, reasonable people could weigh all these knowns and unknowns and conduct a debate free from racism, vituperation and defamation.
19 Davies remembers how strongly people felt: “I would go home in a taxi, and this vituperation would pour out about what a scandalous waste of money the Dome was.”
20 The vituperation was occasioned by the HFC’s role rescuing Republicans from embracing an unpopular first draft of legislation to replace Obamacare.
1 斥责
reprimand censure denunciation telling-off ticking-off denounce vituperate jump down throat carpeting rollicking talking-to ticking off carpet shout revile zing lacerate rip into for rip into with rip into tell off for doing tell off for for doing tell off ream out to get a rocket to give a rocket pull up come down on tick off
2 辱骂
vituperatory invective vituperative opprobrious name taunt name-calling obloquy unpleasantry snash curse blister revile vituperate abuse blaspheme blackguard bullyrag bespatter miscall clapperclaw abusive scurrilous insult foul opprobrium tarnation slate swear at verbal slag hate slang jive heckle dump on the rough edge of tongue scurrility sledging slagging call names slag off colourful assault call
4 骂人话
5 责骂
vituperatory rail scolding vituperative reproachful upbraiding sneap wipe rap dressing railing trimming reproach scold opprobrium talking-to bollocking what-for setdown bounce reprove vituperate threap score row tongue rag decry snub bollock ballocks ream out givethe business land all over hop on abusive wigging telling-off ticking-off blowing-up carpet chide shent rating twit dressing-down flite betongue lecture lash taunt objurgate rail at give a rap on the knuckles dish it out what for light into get after rail against talking stage quarrel ream upbraid belabour ream ass shit ticking off tell off for doing tell off for for doing tell off lay into tick off dress down reproof assail lambast bawl out land on