chastened

英 [ˈtʃeɪsnd]

美 [ˈtʃeɪsnd]

v.  使内疚; 使懊悔
chasten的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：chastened　过去式：chastened　

BNC.22206 / COCA.23057

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使后悔;使愧疚
  If youare chastened bysomething, it makes you regret that you have behaved badly or stupidly.
  1. He has clearly not been chastened by his thirteen days in detention...
     显然，13天拘留并没能让他悔过自新。
  2. A chastened Agassi flew home for a period of deep contemplation.
     追悔莫及的阿加西坐飞机回家面壁思过去了。

双语例句

• Chastened by the experience, he now wants to set up his own party.
  有了这段惨痛经历后，他如今希望组建自己的政党。
• His style was chastened by study of great models.
  他的文笔因为研究大家作品而受到磨炼。
• Perhaps consumers began smoothing only after being chastened by the memory of the roaring twenties and the subsequent hangover.
  或许只是因为头脑里萦绕着对于兴旺的二十年代及其后宿醉的记忆，美国消费者才变得居安思危。
• He was chastened by the traffic accident; he had nearly died.
  他在这场车祸中受到了教训，车祸几乎使他送了命。
• Chastened by the global reaction, his ruling Liberal Democratic Party realised it had overstepped the mark by bullying the central bank so overtly.
  并且受国际反应的影响，安培主导下的自民党认识到公然恐吓央行已超出限制。
• Europeans think a chastened America is realising the advantages of soft power and diplomacy.
  欧洲认为一个受到收敛地美国正在实现软权力和外交的益处。
• She seemed suitably chastened by the experience.
  这次经历似乎正好要以让她受点磨炼。
• Chastened regulators now talk about a presumption of guilt, not innocence, when prices look frothy.
  如今，吃一堑长一智的监管者们在价格看上去存在泡沫时谈论着有罪推定，而非无罪推定。
• Age has chastened his violent temper.
  随着年龄的增长，他暴躁的脾气变温和了。
• The Indian accountant found some satisfaction, but mostly felt chastened and embarrassed.
  这名来自印度的会计感到好了一些，但主要还是觉得愧疚和尴尬。