decried

英 [dɪˈkraɪd]

美 [dɪˈkraɪd]

v.  (公开)谴责; (强烈)批评
decry的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB （强烈）谴责，抨击，反对
  If someonedecriesan idea or action, they criticize it strongly.
  1. He is impatient with those who decry the scheme...
     对于那些反对该方案的人，他表现得很不耐烦。
  2. People decried the campaign as a waste of money.
     人们谴责这一活动是浪费金钱。

双语例句

• She decried the appalling state of the British film industry.
  她强烈批评了英国电影业的低劣状况。
• The old poet decried the mediocrity of today's writing.
  老诗人抨击了现代文体的平庸无奇。
• Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has decried Cuba's exclusion from the summit, prompting this response from Jeffrey Davidow.
  委内瑞拉总统查韦斯最近批评将古巴排除在峰会之外的做法。奥巴马总统的美洲峰会特别顾问戴维德对此做出回应。
• In particular, he decried outsourcing: We will not go back to an economy weakened by outsourcing.
  尤其要说的是，他对外包进行了诋毁：我们不会走回头路、任由外包削弱美国经济。
• Before the 2000 election Mr Bush decried the so-called strategic partnership with Beijing promoted by the Clinton administration.
  2000年大选前，布什还在谴责克林顿（Clinton）政府推行的所谓中美战略合作伙伴关系。
• Charles Krauthammer, an influential American rightwing columnist, decried the Clinton Administration for its "fetish for consultation" and its "mania for treaties" on issues ranging from nuclear proliferation to climate change.
  具有影响力的美国右翼专栏作家查尔斯克劳塞默（charleskrauthammer）谴责称，克林顿政府在从核扩散到气候变化等问题上，“盲目崇拜磋商”并“极端迷信条约”。
• Mr Romney decried the budget deficit as a strategic weakness.
  罗姆尼指责预算赤字是个战略性的弱点。
• He derided its proponents as "half-scientist* half-charlatan", decried their" indefensible "conceptual basis, and ascribed their popularity to" extraordinary "American credulity.
  他嘲笑技术官僚是“一半科学家一半骗子”，嘲笑他们的“站不住脚的”概念基础，并归因于他们的流行是美国“特别”易受骗。
• Pascal Tassy, professor at Paris'Natural History Museum, has decried the selling off of specimens that could be useful to science.
  巴黎自然历史博物馆的PascalTassy教授就公然指责了对这些可能具有科学有价值的标本的廉价抛售行为。
• He also decried financial mercantilism – the withdrawing of banks 'global reach which was depriving developing countries of vital capital resources.
  他还谴责了金融重商主义&银行在全球范围内撤资，让发展中国家失去了重要的资金来源。