Reproach
[ r?'prot? ]
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vt. 責備，責罵;使丟臉;申斥;損傷…的體面;
n. 責備，責罵;恥辱，污辱;譴責;[宗]應答圣歌;
?? 詞根助記
re反+proach接近→接近的反面→責備，非難
?? 例句
Mother reproached me for being too clumsy.
母親責備我笨手笨腳。
He came toward Wilson, his tallness all seeming a naked reproach.
他向威爾遜走去，他的魁梧簡直成了赤裸裸的恥辱。
Slums are a reproach to a civilized city.
貧民區是文明都市的恥辱。
Her behaviour was above/beyond reproach.
她的行為是無可指責的.
His reply sounded to her like a reproach.
他的回答在她聽來像是責備。
?? 聯想助記
【記】※諧音“若仆人去”:若仆人去晚了會受到譴責
※ re-諧音“阿姨”,p-似“旗子”,roach-蟑螳:阿姨在責罵旗子上的蟑螳
※ re-諧音“阿姨”,pr-拼音“胖人”,o-似“雞蛋”,ach-each每一:阿姨責備胖人把雞蛋給了每一個人
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?? 詞根
re-表示“后”
?? 牛津釋義
reproach
v[Tn, Tn.pr]
(a) ~ sb/oneself (for sth) criticize sb/oneself, esp for failing to do sth 責備某人[自己]（尤指因未做成某事）
She reproached him for forgetting their anniversary. 她責備他竟把他們的結婚周年紀念日忘了.
I have nothing to reproach myself for, ie that I need regret. 我問心無愧.
(b) ~ sb/oneself (with sth) name a fault as a reason for criticizing sb/oneself 指出過失而責備某人[自己]
reproach the government with neglect 指責政府疏忽. reproach, n
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(a) [U] reproaching 責備: a word, look, sigh of reproach 責備的話、 目光、 嘆息.
(b) [C] word, remark, etc that reproaches 責備的言詞、 話語等
heap reproaches on sb 對某人諸多指責.
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(a) [U] (fml 文) state of disgrace or discredit 恥辱; 丟臉
bring reproach upon oneself 給自己蒙羞.
(b) [sing] ~ (to sb/sth) person or thing that disgraces or discredits sb/sth 使某人[某事物]蒙羞或丟丑的人或事物
Poverty is/The poor are a constant reproach to our society. 貧窮現象[窮人]是我們社會長期存在的恥辱.
3 (idm 習語) above/beyond reproach perfect; blameless 盡善盡美的; 無可指摘的
Her manners are above reproach. 她的舉止無可非議.
?? 考研助記
一再(re)接近(proach-approach)受 責備{別死纏著我好不好？} 網友：yqy補充： re反, proach靠近－反對靠近－譴責；re復，proach接近：一再接近－－想要討公道、責備人？
?? 擴展釋義
*[ri'pr?ut?]n. 責備, 恥辱vt. 責備, 申斥, 使丟臉相關詞組: above reproach
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The change between hot and cold temperatures makes the blood move around the shoulder and the damaged parts begin to repair themselves.
冷熱交替使肩膀周圍的血液循環，受傷的部位開始自己修復。
On the subject of reading, Francis Bacon, who lived at about the same time as shakespeare, wrote these words, Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. This good advice shows how it is possible to read
“有些書是應當嘗嘗滋味的，有些書是應當吞食下去的，有少數書是應當咀嚼和消化的。”這個忠告很好，它表明可以用不同的方法來閱讀不同類型的書。
The wagging dance meant that food was far away.
搖擺舞表示食物在遠處。