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, Bertram consents to be a good husband to her, and there is general rejoicing.
  贝塔姆同意是一个很好的丈夫给她，和人们普遍感到高兴。
• 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。
• 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。
• You have no excuse to pursue your life in a single boring and non chastened way.
  你没有任何借口，追求单一乏味的生活和非磨练方式。
• There is no doubt that Guo has been chastened by her experience.
  这段经历对郭美美而言无疑是一次惩戒。
• 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。
• In his second term, a chastened Mr Bush came to understand this which makes it wrong to say security policy under Mr Obama has changed that much.
  在其第二个任期，经过磨砺的布什开始明白这些道理，这使得奥巴马安全政策变化很大的说法是错误的。
• The president was greatly chastened by a rebellion that he survived only narrowly and he began to show much greater political flexibility.
  总统从一次叛乱中死里逃生，这使他经历了巨大的磨炼，开始在政治上变得灵活多了。
• 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。
• A chastened Mr Bush said he was obviously disappointed with the outcome and added that as leader of the Republican party I share a large part of the responsibility.
  受到挫折的布什表示，他对结果深感失望，同时补充道：作为共和党领袖，我对此负有很大责任。