excoriate

简明释义

英[ɪkˈskɔːrieɪt]美[ɪkˈskɔːrieɪt]

vt. 严厉的责难；擦破……的皮肤

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1.On April 21st the Energy and Commerce Committee of the House of Representatives will excoriate the latest bunch of hapless bosses: those who had the temerity to apply accounting standard ASC 740.

4月21日，众议院能源商务委员会又要叱骂最新一批不幸的老总们了：因为他们胆敢使用ASC 740会计标准。

2.On April 21st the Energy and Commerce Committee of the House of Representatives will excoriate the latest bunch of hapless bosses: those who had the temerity to apply accounting standard ASC 740.

4月21日，众议院能源商务委员会又要叱骂最新一批不幸的老总们了：因为他们胆敢使用ASC 740会计标准。

3.Separately, much of the African writing culture that remains on the continent, including Kwani?, is propped up with cash from the Western donors that African writers purport to excoriate.

此外， 留下来植根于非洲大陆的创作文化之大部，包括《宽尼文学期刊》在内，都靠西方捐款者的金钱扶持， 而这些金援者却正是非洲作家们号称要斥责的人。

4.The psychologist Barry Schwartz used the kindergarten experiment to excoriate an experimental New York schools programme which paid older children to show up and work hard.

心理学家巴里·施瓦兹(Barry Schwartz)利用一个在幼儿园进行的实验，批判纽约多家学校通过付钱给年龄较大的儿童让他们到校认真学习的试验性做法。

5.That's why the solution to substandard performance is always to excoriate, punish and shame the child.

这就是为什么中国父母对孩子不合标准的结果解决方式始终是苛责、惩罚和羞辱。

6.To criticize severely and devastatingly; excoriate.

严厉地和带毁灭性地批评；狠批。

7.To assail with stinging criticism; excoriate.

痛责：以尖刻的批评攻击；严厉地批评。

8.He proceeded to excoriate me in front of the nurses.

他继续在这些护士们面前指责我。

9.The critic did not hold back and chose to excoriate 严厉批评 the film for its poor storyline.

这位评论家毫不留情，选择了excoriate 严厉批评 这部电影糟糕的情节。

10.In his speech, the politician excoriate 抨击 the opposing party's policies.

在他的演讲中，这位政治家excoriate 抨击 了对立党的政策。

11.The teacher excoriate 批评 the students for their lack of preparation before the exam.

老师excoriate 批评 学生们在考试前缺乏准备。

12.After the scandal, the CEO was excoriate 严厉指责 by the media for his actions.

丑闻过后，这位首席执行官因其行为被媒体excoriate 严厉指责 。

13.The novel was excoriate 批评 for its unrealistic characters and plot.

这部小说因其不切实际的人物和情节而被excoriate 批评 。

作文

In recent years, the role of social media in shaping public opinion has grown exponentially. While it can serve as a platform for positive change and community building, it also has its dark side. One of the most troubling aspects is how quickly individuals can be excoriate (抨击) others online, often without any substantial evidence or reason. This phenomenon raises questions about accountability and the consequences of our words in the digital age. The act of excoriate (抨击) someone on social media can occur in various forms, from harsh comments on a post to full-blown online campaigns aimed at discrediting an individual. These actions can have serious repercussions, not only for the target but also for society as a whole. When people feel empowered to excoriate (抨击) others without fear of consequence, it creates a toxic environment where civility and respect are often thrown out the window. Moreover, the anonymity provided by the internet can lead to an escalation of this behavior. Individuals may feel emboldened to excoriate (抨击) others because they believe they can do so without facing real-life consequences. This detachment from reality can result in harmful rhetoric that can damage reputations and mental health. The ease with which one can excoriate (抨击) another online has led to a culture of fear where many hesitate to express their opinions for fear of being attacked. On the other hand, there are instances where public figures deserve to be excoriate (抨击) for their actions or statements. In these cases, social media serves as a powerful tool for holding individuals accountable. For example, when a politician makes a controversial statement, it is often the public's duty to excoriate (抨击) them through constructive criticism. However, the line between constructive criticism and malicious excoriate (抨击) can often become blurred. To address this issue, it is essential to promote a culture of empathy and understanding online. Encouraging individuals to think before they post can help mitigate the urge to excoriate (抨击) others without cause. Additionally, platforms should implement stricter guidelines to prevent harassment and bullying, ensuring that users feel safe expressing their opinions without the fear of being unjustly excoriate (抨击)d. In conclusion, while the ability to excoriate (抨击) others on social media can serve as a double-edged sword, it is crucial to navigate this landscape with care. By fostering a more respectful and empathetic online environment, we can harness the power of social media for good rather than allowing it to devolve into a space of unwarranted attacks and hostility. Ultimately, we must remember that behind every screen is a real person deserving of respect, regardless of differing opinions. Only then can we create a more positive and constructive dialogue in our digital interactions.

近年来，社交媒体在塑造公众舆论中的作用急剧增长。虽然它可以作为积极变革和社区建设的平台，但它也有其阴暗面。其中一个最令人担忧的方面是，个人在线上可以迅速地< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)他人，通常没有任何实质性证据或理由。这一现象引发了关于问责制和我们言语后果的问题。 在社交媒体上< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)某人的行为可以以各种形式发生，从对帖子进行严厉评论到针对某个人的全面在线运动，目的是使其名誉受损。这些行为可能会对目标和整个社会产生严重后果。当人们感到有权利在没有后果的情况下< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)他人时，就会创造出一种有毒的环境，在这种环境中，文明和尊重往往被抛诸脑后。 此外，互联网提供的匿名性可能导致这种行为的升级。个人可能会感到更加胆大，去< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)他人，因为他们认为自己可以在不面对现实后果的情况下这样做。这种与现实的脱节可能导致有害的言辞，损害名誉和心理健康。人们可以轻易地< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)他人的便利，导致了一种恐惧文化，许多人因为害怕被攻击而犹豫表达自己的观点。 另一方面，有些情况下公众人物确实应该因其行为或言论而被< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)。在这些情况下，社交媒体作为一个强大的工具，用于追究个人责任。例如，当一位政治家发表争议性言论时，公众通常有责任通过建设性的批评来< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)他们。然而，建设性批评与恶意< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)之间的界限往往会变得模糊。 为了解决这个问题，促进同情和理解的文化在线上至关重要。鼓励个人在发布之前思考，可以帮助减轻无故< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)他人的冲动。此外，平台应该实施更严格的指南，以防止骚扰和欺凌，确保用户在表达意见时感到安全，而不必担心被不公正地< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)。 总之，尽管在社交媒体上< span >excoriate< /span >(抨击)他人的能力可以起到双刃剑的作用，但在这一领域谨慎行事至关重要。通过培养一种更具尊重和同情心的在线环境，我们可以利用社交媒体的力量来做好事，而不是让它退化为无端攻击和敌意的空间。最终，我们必须记住，每个屏幕后面都有一个真实的人，值得尊重，无论意见如何不同。只有这样，我们才能在数字互动中创造出更积极和建设性的对话。