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 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。
• Rick Perry was pilloried for suggesting that in some rugged areas, more "aviation assets in the ground" might be better than fencing.
  而里克。佩里曾因提出在边境的一些崎岖之地“建航空机场”比修围墙要划算的建议而被人贻笑大方。
• Nevertheless, the websites pilloried were caught by surprise yesterday.
  尽管如此，昨日受批的网站还是表示意外。
• In fact, although French presidents seem to have an infidelity record approaching 100 per cent, they don't deserve to be pilloried alone.
  事实上，尽管法国历任总统似乎有着近百分之百的出轨记录，但只拿他们开涮也不合情理。
• 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。
• Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake were pilloried when they showed up in a denim dress and a denim suit to the2001 American Music Awards.
  小甜甜布兰妮和贾斯汀·汀布莱克出席2001年全美音乐盛典时，身着牛仔裙和牛仔西装，结果遭到一片嘘声。
• Central bankers in developed economies are being pilloried for focusing too much on price stability, ignoring asset market bubbles and failing to prevent the worst crisis seen for a generation.
  发达国家的央行行长们遭到外界的嘲笑，认为他们过于关注物价稳定，忽视了资产价格泡沫且未能防范一代人以来最为严重的危机。
• He is pilloried in the newspaper and his resignation demand.
  各报公开辱骂他，并要求他辞职。
• 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。