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单词 harangue
释义
harangue
verb[T]
disapproving
uk
/həˈræŋ/us
/həˈræŋ/
tospeakto someone or agroupofpeople, often for alongtime, in aforcefuland sometimesangryway,especiallytopersuadethem:
长篇大论地演说；斥责
Adrunkin thestationwas haranguing passers-by.一名醉汉在车站大声训斥路人。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Lecturing & addressing
  • ad lib
  • co-present
  • discourse
  • eunoia
  • extemporize
  • floor
  • hold
  • hold forth
  • lead
  • lead off
  • lightning talk
  • monologue
  • PechaKucha
  • pontificate
  • presentation
  • sermon
  • sermonize
  • speak
  • speechify
  • valediction
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Talking angrily
harangue
noun[C]
uk
/həˈræŋ/us
/həˈræŋ/
alongandangryspeechorpieceof writing in which youcriticizesomeone or something ortrytopersuadesomeone that you areright:
Theteamwas given theusualhalf-timeharangue by themanager.
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  • Helaunchedintoyetanother haranguedefendinghiswarpolicy.
  • Long beforeits90minuteshaveconcludedyou may bewishingfor acommercialbreak, or at least avisitfrom acelebrityguest, tointerruptthestreamofangryharangues.
  • Thenovelis more than a harangue about thedegradationofairtravel.
  • Therestof theprefaceis a harangue onalphabetreform.
  • It was one of thosetedious,interminableharangues about the wrong-doings ofEngland.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Talking angrily
  • bite
  • bitesomeone'shead offidiom
  • bite/snapsomeone'shead offidiom
  • bluster
  • dress
  • dress down
  • edge
  • givesomeonea piece of your mindidiom
  • hit
  • hue
  • hue and cryidiom
  • huff
  • invective
  • jump
  • piece
  • rant
  • rave
  • spit
  • spit blood/venomidiom
  • tongue-lashing
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Lecturing & addressing
(Definition ofharanguefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
harangue
verb[T]
disapproving
uk
/həˈræŋ/us
/həˈræŋ/
tospeakto someone or agroupofpeople, often for alongtime, in aforcefuland sometimesangryway,especiallytopersuadethem
长篇大论地演说；斥责
Adrunkin thestationwas haranguing passers-by.一名醉汉在车站大声训斥路人。

harangue| American Dictionary

harangue
verb[T]
us
/həˈræŋ/
tospeakto someone or agroupofpeople, often for alongtime, in aforcefuland sometimesangryway,esp. topersuadethem or toexpressdisapproval:
He harangued theclassforhalfanhourabout notpayingattention.

harangue

noun[C]us
/həˈræŋ/
Thecoachdeliveredhisregularhalf-timeharangue to theteam.
(Definition ofharanguefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofharangue

harangue
Nevertheless, hisharanguecomes packaged in offensive epithets and unsympathetic decision-making.
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That is why people whoharanguethe press about split infinitives are doing the language no service.
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The subtext is that perhaps the songwriters themselves were harangued for daring to have an interest in music rather than sport.
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This littleharangueshould serve notice that all of us who specialize in caring for elderly people need to have a better than average working knowledge of diabetes.
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Key to this is the diminishing of functionality, a concept that has harangued previous genres without ever gaining a foothold on the ladder to useful critique.
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We always have this fearfulharangueover statutory codes of practice and requirements.
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Television coming into the average lounge does not capture well huge conferences and mass audiences being harangued from a rostrum.
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I wish to give my reasons, withoutharangue.
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That is the sort of approach we want, not a greatharangueabout obscure points which do not help anybody in this debate.
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I was being harangued by social workers and community leaders into protesting about my rights.
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They harangued me fairly vehemently about the fact that they had either got to break the law or go bust.
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Legitimate customers can be harangued, but are often bribed, into buying alcohol for teenagers.
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Haranguing and hectoring and hullabaloo have long been the means of enlivening debate.
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I hope that we shall avoid a full three-hourharangue.
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A police-officer harangued the crowd and advised them to go a way quietly.
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