admonish

admonish，英語單詞，主要用作及物動詞，意思是“告誡；勸告”。

基本介紹

• 外文名：admonish
• 詞性：及物動詞
• 屬性：英語單詞

單詞釋義

英 [ədˈmɒnɪʃ] 美 [ædˈmɑːnɪʃ]

vt. 告誡；勸告

[ 第三人稱單數 admonishes 現在分詞 admonishing 過去式 admonished 過去分詞 admonished ]

短語搭配

to admonish 告誡 ; 警告 ; 勸誡 ; 訓示

admonish h 告誡 ; 警告 ; 責備 ; 勸告

Admonish Oneself 告誡自己

admonish ruler 諫諍

roundabout admonish 主文譎諫

Earnestly Admonish 正告

Admonish Descendants 告誡子孫後代

admonish advise 對君主

repeatedly admonish 形容懇切教導

雙語例句

• The ethics committee may take a decision to admonish him or to censure him. 道德規範委員會可能決定對他進行警告或批評。
• Admonish your friend in private, praise them in public. 私下裡勸告你的朋友，公開場合表揚他們。
• Admonish your friends privately, but praise them openly. 告誡朋友要在私下裡，但是誇獎朋友要公開。
• The genuine good friend is can admonish mutually, steel. 真正的好朋友是能互相規勸、砥礪的。
• The dead whisper to us, they console us, they admonish us. 逝者會向我們低語，他們會給我們以安慰和告誡。
• Admonish your friends in private, but praise them in public. 私下告誡朋友，公開誇獎朋友。
• I will tactfully admonish him not to behave like this again. 我會婉轉的規誡他不要這樣做。
• Admonish those hypocritical people should be in of connotation. 告誡那些虛偽的人要在裝有內涵。
• Our profile continued to admonish us for having skipped the step. 軟體的屬性繼續提醒跳過的步驟。
• Admonish your friends privately, but praise them openly. — Publius Syrus. 要私下告誡朋友，但是要公開誇獎朋友。——敘利亞作家西拉丁。
• Therefore, admonish them sharply, so that they may be sound in the faith. 為此，你們該嚴厲規勸他們，好叫他們在信德上健全無瑕。
• I am writing you this not to shame you, but to admonish you as my beloved children. 我寫這些話，並不是為叫你們羞愧，而是為勸告你們，就如同勸告我所親愛的孩子一樣。
• "Rolling pins or other mechanical instruments are not permitted," the rules admonish. 新規定指出：“不允許使用擀麵棍或其他機械工具。”
• However the red means upswing fiery, also it means the crisis to admonish more or less. 然而飄紅，除了代表火熱高漲之外，還或多或少地暗藏著危機警戒。
• Admonish your friends privately, but praise them openly. —Publius Syrus, Syrian Latin writer. 要私下告誡朋友，但是要公開誇獎朋友。 —普布利烏斯·賽勒斯，敘利亞拉丁語作家。
• His bodily form erect and looking heavenwards admonish es him to mind the things that are above. 他軀體的形態，直立和仰向蒼天，告誡他應思考天上的事物。
• He was afraid of ministers' objection, so he ordered in advance that nobody should admonish him. 他害怕大臣們反對，就先下令不準任何人來規勸。
• Stephen Hawking USES his new book, The Grand Design, to admonish philosophers for failing to keep up. 史蒂芬·霍金用他的新書《偉大設計》來給哲學家們敲警鐘：你們已經落伍了。
• Used to respond to a roll call, attract attention, command an animal, or rebuke, admonish, or concur. 點名時回答、引起注意、命令動物、訓斥、告誡或同意時用。
• Cor. 4:14 it is not to shame you that I write these things but to admonish you as my beloved children. 林前四14我寫這些話，不是羞辱你們，乃像勸戒我親愛的兒女一樣。
• The honesty and faith of chinese traditional family admonish is intrinsically heart honesty and faith, not contract. 在本質上，中國傳統家訓中的誠信是一種心性誠信，而非契約誠信。
• Legend has it that this highly intelligent tree may admonish people to remain honest and upright before the Bodhisattva. 據傳，此槐極 有靈性，它告誡世人菩薩面前不說假話，真誠做事，坦蕩做人。
• Let Channa say whatever he may like, Ananda, the brethren should neither speak to him, nor exhort him, nor admonish him. 讓Channa說他也喜歡說的，阿難，兄弟們不會對他說，不會勸告他，或責備他。