tirade

英 [英 [taɪˈreɪd]]

美 [美 [ˈtaɪreɪd]]

n.  (批评或指责性的)长篇激烈讲话

　 　 　 复数：tirades　

GRE 英语专业八级 英国国家语料库（BNC）词汇 美国当代英语语料库（COCA）词汇

双语例句

• He too has met a tirade of abuse.
  他也遭到了长篇累牍的谩骂攻击。
• She launched into an angry tirade about how she had been unfairly treated.
  她就如何遭受不公正待遇发表了激烈的长篇演说。
• Just as the football association were preparing to let Chelsea manager Jose mourinho's latest rant rest, Ashley Cole last night waded in with his own tirade against Graham Poll in a verbal attack which would have made his mischievous manager proud.
  就在英足总试图平息切尔西主教练穆里尼奥的指责声之际，昨晚阿什利。科尔以个人的形势抨击了波尔，这恐怕会使他脾气火爆的主教练颇为自豪。
• These read a little like an embittered wife's tirade against her husband during a car journey.
  这份列表读起来有点像一个怨妇在驱车途中没完没了地指责老公。
• Trump's tirade targeted America's political leaders, saying "they are stupid people" and a bunch of "bloodsuckers," who are burying the U.
  唐老鸭言辞激烈直指老美的政治领袖，说“他们是愚蠢的人们”和一群“吸血生物”，他们正在埋葬“廉帮”（这个翻译我超喜欢，下贱的组织！）
• Slote was chewing on his cold pipe during the minister's tirade.
  公使发表这番长篇宏论的时候，斯鲁特一直咬着他那熄了火的烟斗。
• His writings are one long tirade against ignorance.
  他的著作称得上反对无知的长篇演说。
• The article begins with a self-pitying and disgruntled tirade about his talent having gone unnoticed.
  文章以长篇议论开始，诉说自己怀才不遇、顾影自怜和满腹牢骚。
• He launches into an inarticulate tirade against conventional people.
  他词不达意地发表了一通激烈言论攻击因循守旧的人们。
• She did not much like the latter and, here, I expected the usual ignorant anti-Japan tirade which marks so much of Chinese attitudes to Japan.
  她并不喜欢在日本公司的工作，在此，我期待着无知的反日论，这记录着中国人对日本人的态度。