deplored

英 [dɪˈplɔːd]

美 [dɪˈplɔːrd]

v.  公开谴责; 强烈反对
deplore的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 谴责;强烈反对
  If you say that youdeploresomething, you think it is very wrong or immoral.
  1. He's a judo black belt but he says he deplores violence...
     他是一名柔道黑带选手，但他说自己强烈反对暴力。
  2. He deplored the fact that the Foreign Secretary was driven into resignation...
     他对外交大臣被迫辞职一事表示强烈谴责。
  3. I deplore what has happened.
     我为所发生的事深感愤慨。

双语例句

• He said that he deplored all violence.
  他说他谴责一切暴力行径。
• In1962, the General Assembly deplored the failure of South Africa to comply with the repeated requests and demands of the assembly and the security council, and asked Member States to break off diplomatic relations with South africa, boycott South Africa goods.
  一九六二年联大大会对南非没有遵守大会和安理会多次提出的呼吁和要求表示遗憾，并且要求各会员国与南非断绝外交关系，抵制南非货物。
• However, Sir Gus deplored Dr Fox's judgment.
  然而，格斯爵士也为福克斯的决定感到惋惜。
• An intimate friend or companion. He deplored the death of a close friend.
  挚友亲密的朋友或伙伴他哀悼挚友的死亡。
• Fan Pang was a scholar in the Eastern Han Dynasty. A very strong-willed man with resolute determination, he deplored the political corruption of that time and often criticised it.
  范滂是东汉时代的一个读书人，为人很刚烈，又有气节，对当时的政治府财，十分痛恨，因此常常发表批评的言论。
• He deplored religious bigotry.
  他强烈谴责了宗教偏执。
• At the same time, she deplored Israeli strikes against clearly marked U.
  与此同时，她谴责以色列对明确标有U。
• Hawthorne feels that all excess is to be deplored.
  霍桑觉得一切过分的举动都是可悲的。
• Broken-hearted, Emma deplored her weakness in not giving herself to Lion, fretted in her boredom, and once more made herself ill.
  非常伤心的的爱玛悲叹自己的怯弱：没有委身于莱翁，感到又无聊又烦燥，又使自己病倒了。
• He deplored the things that had happened between himself and Xu huabei; the more he thought about them, the more vulgar they seemed.
  他厌恶和徐华北之间发生的事，这些事愈解释愈庸俗不堪。