reviled

英 [rɪˈvaɪld]

美 [rɪˈvaɪld]

v.  辱骂; 斥责
revile的过去分词和过去式

过去式：reviled　

BNC.42817 / COCA.34594

柯林斯词典

• VERB 憎恨;辱骂;谩骂;痛斥
  If someone or somethingis reviled, people hate them intensely or show their hatred of them.
  1. He was just as feared and reviled as his tyrannical parents...
     他和他专横残暴的父母一样为人惧怕和憎恨。
  2. What right had the crowd to revile the England players for something they could not help...?
     观众有什么权力因为英格兰队员们无能为力的事情而斥责他们？

双语例句

• Signed into law in1974, the so-called "Double Nickel" was widely reviled and widely ignored before it was finally repealed in1993.
  这个所谓的“双五”规定于1974年生效，但受到了人们的广泛抨击和无视，最终在1993年被废止。
• He reviled his opponent unmercifully.
  他无情地辱骂了他的对手。
• He was scorned and reviled.
  他也被轻视和辱骂过。
• The scientist is generally reviled by academics for trying to patent many of his genomic discoveries.
  这位科学家因为试图就他的基因成果申请专利，因而受到学术界普遍斥责。
• He is reviled by his party's conservative base.
  他唾骂一行保守基地。
• Following the war, he was reviled wherever he went.
  战争结束后，他走到哪儿都能听到骂声一片。
• When reviled, we bless.
  被人咒骂，我们就祝福；
• And they that were crucified with him reviled him.
  那和他同钉的人也是讥诮他。
• He was just as feared and reviled as his tyrannical parents
  他和他专横残暴的父母一样为人惧怕和憎恨。
• Americans often complain about the rancour in their political debate. President Obama is daily reviled, seldom mocked.
  美国人常常抱怨本国政治辩论中的怨恨之意&美国总统奥巴马（Obama）天天被人谩骂，却鲜少遭人嘲弄。