pilloried

英 [ˈpɪlərid]

美 [ˈpɪlərid]

v.  公开批评; 抨击
pillory的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使受公众（尤指记者）批评；使受羞辱
  If someoneis pilloried, a lot of people, especially journalists, criticize them and make them look stupid.
  1. A man has been forced to resign as a result of being pilloried by some of the press.
     一人因为受到一些媒体的抨击已被迫辞职。
• 颈手枷（欧洲旧时用以将罪犯示众的刑具）
  Apilloryis a wooden frame with holes for the head and hands. In Europe in former times criminals were sometimes locked in a pillory as a form of punishment.

双语例句

• The bank executives pilloried by the UK's Treasury select committee of MPs were all exceptional people.
  受到英国财政部特别委员会的议员们嘲笑的银行高管都是优秀的人才。
• The economic edifice market capitalism that has fostered this expansion is now being pilloried for the pause and partial retrenchment.
  推动上述扩张的经济体系市场资本主义现在已被套上了枷锁，它将出现短暂的停歇或部分的删减。
• He resolved not to be pilloried beside her on her pedestal of shame.
  他决心不同她在那受辱台上并肩而立。
• The gas-rich emirate is pilloried on Twitter in a caricature showing the deposed Mr Morsi scurrying towards a Qatar Airways flight under a fusillade of shoes.
  Twitter上的一幅漫画嘲讽天然气储量丰富的卡塔尔，漫画中，被罢黜的穆尔西在众人向他扔鞋之际，狼狈跑向卡塔尔航空（QatarAirways）航班。
• Her instinct to seek a peaceful solution saw her pilloried in Kiev, London and Washington as a Moscow sympathiser.
  她本能地寻求和平解决方案，这使她在乌克兰、英国和美国被抨击为同情俄罗斯的人。
• Until now, however, Facebook's search function had been pilloried as inadequate.
  不过，迄今为止，Facebook搜索功能的不足一直深受诟病。
• A man has been forced to resign as a result of being pilloried by some of the press.
  一人因为受到一些媒体的抨击已被迫辞职。
• In the six days since he admitted his mistake, he was pilloried relentlessly online, with Twitter feeds mocking him and amateur truth squads investigating his past reporting.
  在他承认错误后的六天时间里，他在网上遭到了无情嘲笑，Twitter用户纷纷嘲讽，热衷探究真相的网友则调查了他过去的报道。
• The education secretary was pilloried in the press for his ridiculous decision.
  教育部长因其荒唐的决定，而在报刊上受到吐嘈。
• Emergency services pilloried for a slow and chaotic response which led to needless deaths.
  应急部门也因应对迟缓且混乱、导致毫无必要的伤亡，而受到公开谴责。