| 单词 | rebuke |
| 释义 | re·buke I. 1. a. < their children where they could be watched and rebuked if they became restless — J.H.Cutler > < rebuked abuse of the uniform for commercial purposes — Dixon Wecter > b. < his industry rebukes me > 2. < whose courtiers vowed he could rebuke the waves — Thomas Wood †1950 > < the mountaineering willow, sharply rebuked by drying winds, rises no higher than an inch — Andrew Young > Synonyms: see reprove II. < clambering on the divan with muddy shoes brought sharp parental rebuke — Lucius Garvin > < dreading a rebuke … by venturing to dance — Jane Austen > |
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