decried

英 [dɪˈkraɪd]

美 [dɪˈkraɪd]

v.  (公开)谴责; (强烈)批评
decry的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB （强烈）谴责，抨击，反对
  If someonedecriesan idea or action, they criticize it strongly.
  1. He is impatient with those who decry the scheme...
     对于那些反对该方案的人，他表现得很不耐烦。
  2. People decried the campaign as a waste of money.
     人们谴责这一活动是浪费金钱。

双语例句

• A group of29 well-known Chinese dissident writers, lawyers, political activists and other intellectuals decried China's approach to the unrest.
  一群29人的资深的对中国有不同看法的作家，政客，律师，其他知识分子认为中国处于不安定中。
• Business and financial groups decried a Brussels proposal to impose a tax on financial transactions as an assault on the city of London and on companies seeking to protect themselves against market uncertainty.
  英国商业及金融集团对欧盟（eu）针对金融交易征税的提案予以谴责，称其为对伦敦金融城（cityoflondon）以及希望保护自己免受市场不确定性影响的企业的突袭。
• Through a translator, afghan president hamid karzai decried the bloodshed and violence wracking his country and appealed to his two neighbors to help find solutions to it.
  阿富汗总统卡尔扎伊谴责了使他的国家饱受磨难的流血和暴力事件，并请求与会的两个邻国帮助找到解决途径。
• Mr Romney decried the budget deficit as a strategic weakness.
  罗姆尼指责预算赤字是个战略性的弱点。
• I really chunked up in my thirties and decried the paternalistic pressures to be thin.
  我真的区块，在我三十岁，谴责家长式的压力，要薄。
• Pascal Tassy, professor at Paris'Natural History Museum, has decried the selling off of specimens that could be useful to science.
  巴黎自然历史博物馆的PascalTassy教授就公然指责了对这些可能具有科学有价值的标本的廉价抛售行为。
• A journalist decried the data in the report as shameful for the nation.
  一位记者将报告中的这一数据称之为是“令美国感到羞耻的”。
• Before the 2000 election Mr Bush decried the so-called strategic partnership with Beijing promoted by the Clinton administration.
  2000年大选前，布什还在谴责克林顿（Clinton）政府推行的所谓中美战略合作伙伴关系。
• She decried the appalling state of the British film industry.
  她强烈批评了英国电影业的低劣状况。
• In this he decried what he called the Wall Street-Treasury complex.
  他在文中对其所称的华尔街-财政部联合体进行了谴责。