deplored

英 [dɪˈplɔːd]

美 [dɪˈplɔːrd]

v.  公开谴责; 强烈反对
deplore的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 谴责;强烈反对
  If you say that youdeploresomething, you think it is very wrong or immoral.
  1. He's a judo black belt but he says he deplores violence...
     他是一名柔道黑带选手，但他说自己强烈反对暴力。
  2. He deplored the fact that the Foreign Secretary was driven into resignation...
     他对外交大臣被迫辞职一事表示强烈谴责。
  3. I deplore what has happened.
     我为所发生的事深感愤慨。

双语例句

• But as Mr Sandholtz argues, legal historians will also recall the fact that other American officials acknowledged their duty to protect the museum, and deplored the way this duty was neglected.
  但正如桑德霍尔茨所说，法律历史学家也会记得，美国其他官员承认其有责任保护博物馆，只是痛惜这种责任竟如此被忽视。
• They deplored the price of motor car, textiles, wheat, and oil.
  他们悲叹汽车、纺织品、小麦和石油的价格。
• The U.N. made a final plea for the Syrian government to comply with a Tuesday deadline for ending military action against civilians and deplored fatal cross-border shootings from Syria into Turkey and Lebanon.
  联合国作出最后呼吁，要求叙利亚政府遵守星期二的最后限期，停止针对平民的军事行动，并谴责叙利亚军队向土耳其和黎巴嫩境内开火造成伤亡。
• Deplored the gap between rich and poor countries; the proverbial poor artist living in a garret.
  富国和穷国间可叹的差距；这个公认的穷画家住在顶楼。
• He deplored the death of a close friend.
  他哀悼挚友的死亡。
• MS Lario said she wanted a divorce, accused him of having a relationship with a Naples teenager and deplored his use of women in politics.
  拉里奥表示要求离婚，指控丈夫与那不勒斯的一名少女有染，还谴责丈夫在政治中使用女人。
• Still, critics deplored a lack of greater action.
  不过，批评者表示遗憾没有采取行动。
• Mrs Durbeyfield's jacket and bonnet were already hanging slily upon a chair by her side, in readiness for this contemplated jaunt, the reason for which the matron deplored more than its necessity.
  德北菲尔德太太的衣服和帽子挂在她身边的一把椅子上，已经为这趟计划中的外出准备好了，这位家庭主妇感到伤心的理由并不是她必须出这趟门。
• Hawthorne feels that all excess is to be deplored.
  霍桑觉得一切过分的举动都是可悲的。
• The fact that certain information was withheld is to be deplored.
  某些信息未能公开的事实应当受到谴责。