censure

UK:  ['senʃə(r)]

US:  ['senʃə(r)]

现在分词：censuring  过去式：censured  第三人称单数：censures  

n.

1.指责,批评;谴责;责备;非议;斥责

v.

1.指责,批评;谴责;责备,责难;抨击

2.投不信任票

1 . If he resists, the LDP might censure him in the upper house, producing a similar outcome.
如果他加以拒绝，自民党（LDP）也许会在上议院对他横加指责，达到类似的结果。

2 . Dodd was hurt and angered by the Senate censure and not ready to give up his seat without a fight.
参议院对多德的公开指责使他处于困境，同时也让他大为恼火，他不想不战而退地放弃他的席位。

3 . Moderation: Avoid extremes; do not get angry at injuries, even if you think they deserve censure.
适度：避免走极端；对别人的中伤，即使你认为应当收到谴责，也勿动怒。------中庸无过不及，恰倒好处。

4 . Once the men were convicted, Rio immediately sacked them, prompting accusations it had abandoned them to avoid Beijing's censure.
这四人被定罪后，力拓立即解雇了他们，招致外界指责该公司为了避免北京方面的谴责而抛弃了雇员。

5 . An employee comes back to his house after an exhausting day, bearing the censure of his boss and competing with his colleagues.
当一名雇员疲惫了一天后，回到了他的家里，他忍受着老板的责难，并与同事们竞争着。