opprobrium

英 [əˈprəʊbriəm]

美 [əˈproʊbriəm]

n.  (众人的)谴责，责难，抨击

法律

BNC.34551 / COCA.29365

牛津词典

noun

• （众人的）谴责，责难，抨击
  severe criticism of a person, country, etc. by a large group of people

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT （公开的）谴责，责难，抨击
  Opprobriumis open criticism or disapproval of something that someone has done.
  1. His political opinions have attracted the opprobrium of the Left.
     他的政治观点遭到左派的抨击。
  2. ...public opprobrium.
     公众的责难

双语例句

• Little wonder that young entrepreneurs often think of 'shareholder value' as a term of opprobrium.
  无怪乎年轻的企业家们会对“股东价值”这个词深恶痛绝。
• Some see British papers 'reluctance to run the Kate photos as a sign the country's once-rambunctious tabloids have been cowed by a scandal over phone hacking and other wrongdoing, which brought public opprobrium and an ongoing media-ethics inquiry.
  一些人认为，英国报纸不愿刊登凯特的照片，可以看出英国一度难以掌控的八卦小报受到了电话窃听丑闻和其他丑闻的影响，这些丑闻导致了公众对媒体的责骂，以及持续进行的媒体道德质询。
• If an American president tried to override them in peace out of choice, he would face dissent at home and opprobrium abroad.
  如果一位美国总统试图和平时期就在这上面动脑筋，他必定面临国内外巨大的异议和讨伐。
• The company and the scientists who vouched for its products earned widespread public opprobrium.
  这家公司与那些保证其产品功效的科学家们被公众所不齿。
• North Korea earned international opprobrium and unprecedented criticism from Beijing last month by conducting a nuclear test on the heels of a long-range missile in April.
  继4月份发射一枚远程导弹后，朝鲜上月进行了一次核试验，由此在国际上获得恶名，中国也前所未有地对其予以批评。
• These measures, the Israeli government believes, may stem the wave of international opprobrium that swept over the Jewish state following the ship incident, in which nine Turkish civilians died.
  以色列政府相信，这些举措会遏制船只事件后（九位土耳其平民在该事件中丧生）犹太国家所遭受的国际耻辱。
• His political opinions have attracted the opprobrium of the Left.
  他的政治观点遭到左派的抨击。
• It has raised tensions dramatically in Asia by conducting its second nuclear test, earning the opprobrium of the international community.
  朝鲜进行第二次核试验，使得亚洲紧张局势明显升级，招致国际社会的谴责。
• No, social opprobrium is far more effective.
  不，社会的责难要有效得多。
• Lord Jones, former trade minister, says that while some bankers deserve the opprobrium, "at some point we really have to call time on this".
  前贸易部长琼斯勋爵（lordjones）表示，虽然有些银行家应该受到责备，但“在某个时候，我们的确必须叫停这种行为”。