admonitions

英 [ˌædməʊˈnɪʃ(ə)nz]

美 [ˌædməˈnɪʃənz]

n.  警告; 告诫
admonition的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 告诫；警告；责备
  Anadmonitionis a warning or criticism about someone's behaviour.
  1. She ignored the admonitions of her mother.
     她对母亲的告诫置若罔闻。

双语例句

• Master Bates backed this advice with sundry moral admonitions of his own: which, being exhausted, he and his friend Mr.
  贝兹少爷把自己在道德方面的种种信条都搬了出来，全力支持这一提议。
• In the increasing tumult questions, answers, and the admonitions of the judge began to overlap.
  人群中骚乱声越来越大，质问、辩驳以及法官的频频警告开始乱作一团。
• A Comparison Between Admonitions of the Yan Family and Mother School
  《颜氏家训》与《母育学校》比较研究
• She ignored the admonitions of her mother.
  她对母亲的告诫置若罔闻。
• Most developing countries stubbornly resist Western admonitions on the need to cut carbon emissions.
  对于西方有关必须削减碳排放的训诫，多数发展中国家采取顽固抵制的立场。
• Significance of Chinese Ancient Official Admonitions on Present Administrative Culture Construction
  中国古代官箴对当前行政文化建设的意义
• Abstract By tracing its origin, admonitions and value the author interprets rule of law as a historical achievement, a legal morality, a moral value, and a social practice.
  本文通过梳理法治的渊源、规诫和价值，把法治依次解释为一项历史成就、一种法制品德、一种道德价值和一种社会实践。
• In the UK, financial regulators have long believed in quiet admonitions and private censure.
  在英国，金融监管者长期以来都秉持“默默警告”和“私下谴责”的做法。
• Issuing admonitions about the dollar is easy.
  对美元发出警告十分容易。
• He was so mulish that my admonitions just flowed over him.
  他很顽固，我的告诫对他只不过是耳边风。