英语单词

expostulate是什么意思

expostulate

英[ɪk'spɒstjʊleɪt; ek-] |美[ɪk'spɑstʃulet]
    vi.告诫,规劝
    n.规劝,告诫
日语:説教する 法语:récriminer 德语:protestieren 韩语:간하다 俄语:protestar

牛津词典

verb

  1. 争论;争执;抗议
    to argue, disagree or protest about sth


    网络解释

    vi. 劝诫,告诫;忠告



    词形变化

    过去式:expostulated 第三人称单数:expostulates 过去分词:expostulated 现在分词:expostulating



    双语例句

    1. 'For heaven's sake!' Dot expostulated. 'They're cheap and they're useful.'
      “拜托!”多特反驳道,“它们又便宜又管用。”
    2. For a moment I thought she was going to expostulate
      那一刻,我以为她要提出异议。
    3. His family expostulated with him.
      家人和他意见相左。
    4. Tess did not expostulate.
      苔丝不再争辩了。
    5. Didn't you ever expostulate with her on the subject?
      你不曾就这个问题忠告过她吗?
    6. She expostulate with her husband about his habit of smoking in bed.
      她抗议她丈夫经常在床上抽烟。
    7. One of his students expostulate with him about his examination result.
      他的一个学生与他争辩考试结果。
    8. He wanted to plunge in and expostulate with her.
      他想要单刀直入,劝告她。
    9. One of the parents came to the school to expostulate with the teacher about his son's examination result.
      有一个家长来学校和老师争辩他的儿子的考试成绩问题。


    语源

    mid 16th cent. (in the sense demand how or why, state a complaint): from Latin expostulat-demanded, from the verb expostulare, from ex-out + postularedemand


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