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单词 reprimand
释义
reprimand
verb[T]
formal
uk
/ˈrep.rɪ.mɑːnd/us
/ˈrep.rə.mænd/
toexpressto someoneyourstrongofficialdisapprovalof them:
训斥；申斥；谴责
She was reprimanded by herteacherforbitinganothergirl.她因为咬了另一个女孩而受到了老师的训斥。
Synonyms
berateformal
chideformal
rebukeformal
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Chastising & rebuking
  • admonitory
  • barracking
  • bawl
  • bawlsomeoneout
  • be a reproach tosomeone/somethingidiom
  • carpet
  • keelhaul
  • lambaste
  • lecture
  • pull
  • pullsomeoneup
  • punchbag
  • punching bag
  • putsomeoneintheirplaceidiom
  • reproach
  • reproachful
  • shame
  • tear
  • there'll be hell to payidiom
  • upbraid
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reprimand
noun[C]
formal
uk
/ˈrep.rɪ.mɑːnd/us
/ˈrep.rə.mænd/
strongofficialcriticismof apersonortheirbehaviour:
Hisbossgavehim aseverereprimandforbeing late.
Ireceivedonewrittenreprimand in threeyears.
Synonym
rebukeformal
More examples
  • Hereceivedaverbalreprimand forunsatisfactoryperformance.
  • TheCommissioncanissueaprivateorpublicreprimand andimposeafine.
  • She couldfacea reprimand orrevocationof her teacher'scertificate.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Chastising & rebuking
  • admonitory
  • barracking
  • bawl
  • bawlsomeoneout
  • be a reproach tosomeone/somethingidiom
  • carpet
  • keelhaul
  • lambaste
  • lecture
  • pull
  • pullsomeoneup
  • punchbag
  • punching bag
  • putsomeoneintheirplaceidiom
  • reproach
  • reproachful
  • shame
  • tear
  • there'll be hell to payidiom
  • upbraid
See more results »
(Definition ofreprimandfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
reprimand
verb[T]
formal
uk
/ˈrep.rɪ.mɑːnd/us
/ˈrep.rə.mænd/
toexpressto someoneyourstrongofficialdisapprovalof them
训斥；申斥；谴责
She was reprimanded by herteacherforbitinganothergirl.她因为咬了另一个女孩而受到了老师的训斥。

reprimand| American Dictionary

reprimand
verb[T]
us
/ˈrep·rəˌmænd/
totellsomeone,esp.officially, that his or herbehavioriswrongand notacceptable:
Thecommitteereprimanded and censured him for hisuncooperativeattitude.

reprimand

noun[C]us
/ˈrep·rəˌmænd/
Hisbossgave him aseverereprimand for being late again.
(Definition ofreprimandfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

reprimand| Business English

reprimand
verb[T]
HR,MANAGEMENT
uk
/ˈreprɪmɑːnd/us
/ˈreprɪmænd/
totellsomeoneofficiallythat they have done somethingwrong:
reprimand sb for (doing) sthTheheadofdepartmentwasseverelyreprimanded forfailingtoreportcomputerthefts.
reprimand
noun[CorU]
HR
uk
/ˈreprɪmɑːnd/us
/ˈreprɪmænd/
theactoftellingsomebodyofficiallythat they have done somethingwrong:
She was given a written reprimand.
They will allreceivelettersof reprimand.
(Definition ofreprimandfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreprimand

reprimand
For reprimands, a lightly admonishing tone was used, appropriate to the meaning of thereprimand.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In 1640 the council reprimanded serving-girls who had been wearing items reserved for the children of distinguished parents, such as pearls and decorated shoes.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These sessions should be modified to allow for supportive conversation and to exclude ridicule, chastisement, accusations, and reprimands.
From theCambridge English Corpus
But judicial punishment is not just a particular instance of censuring alongside professional discipline, verbal reprimands, and social snubbing.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The pregnant woman herself was to be reprimanded for the first offence and fined up to 300 roubles for a second offence.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Doing harm to patients through carelessness can lead to at least areprimandand perhaps being sued for negligence.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Were we to object to this, risking embarrassment for our attending physicians and possiblereprimandfor ourselves?
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By contrast, the other accused, who maintained a plea of not guilty, received a censure amounting to a severereprimand.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Those who "shopped tales" to the office and those in supervision who let the grapevine deliver reprimands were roundly hated.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Slow handclaps and chanting are, at first, as much an encouragement as areprimand.
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Rexism was a haven for all malcontents, a catch-all party, a hotch-potch where everyone looked after himself without being reprimanded by the landlord.
From theCambridge English Corpus
If they themselves did not enforce it correctly they would be subject to appeals and might themselves be reprimanded.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Differential emotionality is also characteristic of another word type, childhood reprimands.
From theCambridge English Corpus
She is offended by his approach, calls him a vagabond and tells him she willreprimandher brother for his friendship with figures like him.
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Monthly meetings were to be held where virtuous conduct was recorded and rewarded, and recidivists admonished and reprimanded by the head of the compact.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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