obloquy

英 [ˈɒbləkwi]

美 [ˈɑːbləkwi]

n.  公开的抨击; 公开的谴责; 辱骂; 耻辱; 不名誉

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牛津词典

noun

• 公开的抨击；公开的谴责；辱骂
  strong public criticism
• 耻辱；不名誉
  loss of respect and honour

英英释义

noun

• a false accusation of an offense or a malicious misrepresentation of someone's words or actions
  Synonym:defamationcalumnycalumniationtraducementhatchet job
• state of disgrace resulting from public abuse
  Synonym:opprobrium

双语例句

• The absence of presumptuous self-conceit in Tito made him feel all the more defenceless under prospective obloquy.
  蒂托由于缺乏自以为是的傲气，因此在声名扫地的前景之下更加显得束手无策。
• I have had enough obloquy for one lifetime ( Anthony Eden)
  我一辈子受够了诽谤（安东尼伊登）
• The result is a system of ever growing complexity, which will create increasing conflicts and expose multinationals to double taxation and rising public obloquy.
  结果就是现有体制的复杂性日益增加，在这一体制下冲突将越来越多，跨国公司面临双重征税并日益受到公众指责。
• Much of the conventional obloquy that attaches to his name is due to the indignation of hypocrites who hate the frank avowal of evil-doing.
  惯常加到他名字上的毁谤，一大部分出于恼恨人坦白自供坏事的伪君子的愤慨。
• I have had enough obloquy for one lifetime.
  我一辈子受够了诽谤。
• If they did plump for us, they became as much the target for Latin American obloquy as we were.
  如果他们一旦坚决支持我们，也就同我们一样成了拉丁美洲大张挞伐的对象。