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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4j):

´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4j):

*´c·N§åµû¤H¦Ó©Ò¨¥«DÄݹêªÌ (untrue or false malicious statements)ºÙ¬° ½ÚÁ½, ±`¥Î¤fÀY½ÚÁ½(oral false malicious statements) °ÊµüÁ|¨Ò:

*¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¥L¤H to asperse sy or sg vt. (=to slander).

¨Ò. How dare you asperse the character of our dedicated pastor. §A¦n¤jÁx³º´±¤fÀY½ÚÁ½§Ú­Ìªª®v¤§¤H«~.

I do not wish to asperse the fellow. §Ú¤£·Q¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¨º³Ã¥ë.

The assembly intended to asperse the right and constitutional administration of justice. ¤j·|·Q¤fÀY½ÚÁ½ ¥¿½T»P¾Ëªk¤§¥qªk¤§¹D. ¯«ª`: administration of justice = ¥qªk.

Not even scandal could asperse her motives in the present case. ¦b¥»®×¤¤ Áà¦æµLªk¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¦oªº°Ê¾÷. 12/22/2020 (Tuesday).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4i):

*´c·N§åµû¤H¦Ó©Ò¨¥«DÄݹêªÌ (untrue or false malicious statements)ºÙ¬° ½ÚÁ½, ±`¥Î¤fÀY½ÚÁ½(oral false malicious statements) °ÊµüÁ|¨Ò:

*¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¤S½|¥L¤H .to vilify sy vt. (=to utter slanderous and abusive statements against). ¨Ò. His policies attacked; his personal character vilified. ¥Lªº¬Fµ¦³Q§ðÀ», «~®æ³Q¤fÀY½ÚÁ½»Pðã½|.

He was vilified in the pess for his comments. ¥Lªºµû½×³Q¤H¦b´CÅéùؤfÀY½ÚÁ½»Pðã½|.

He claimed that she had been vilified by the press because of her conservative views. ¥L»¡ ¦o¦]¬Ýªk«O¦u¦Ó³Q´CÅé¤fÀY½ÚÁ½»Pðã½|.

But it remains a moral crime to vilify good cops who have made the city safe , saving thousands of lives. ¦nĵ¹î­Ì¬@±Ï¤F¼Æ¤d¤H¥Í©R, Åý«°¥«¦w¥þ, ¤fÀY½ÚÁ½»Pðã½|¥L­Ì ¬O¹D¼w¤W¤§¦D¨Æ¥Ç¸o. A politician might vilify an opponent. ¬F«È¦³¥i¯à¤fÀY½ÚÁ½»Pðã½|¹ï¤â.

Rather than vilify Republicans for their defense of the wealthy, he returned again to trying to win the intellectual high ground. ¥L¤£¤fÀY½ÚÁ½»Pðã½|¦@©MÄÒ¤HºûÅ@´I¤H, Âà¦Ó¹Á¸Õűoª¾ÃѬɰª¦a.

Once upon a pre-feminist time, it was more common to vilify the woman. . ¤k©Ê¥D¸q©ïÀY«e, ¸û±`¦³¤H¤fÀY½ÚÁ½»Pðã½|¤k©Ê. 12/21/2020 (Monday).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4h):

*´c·N§åµû¤H¦Ó©Ò¨¥«DÄݹêªÌ (untrue or false malicious statements)ºÙ¬° ½ÚÁ½, ±`¥Î¤fÀY½ÚÁ½(oral false malicious statements) °ÊµüÁ|¨Ò:

*¤fÀY·´Á½¥L¤H to calumniate sy vt. (=to slander ).

¨Ò. I do not calumniate her, when I say that she had no character, and the most limited ideas. §Ú»¡¦oµL«~®æ¯S½è, ¤]µL³Ì§C­­«×ÂI¤l®É, §Ú¨Ã«D¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¦o,

He had sought to calumniate and blacken his Excellency by saying that he aspired to the sovereignty of the Provinces. ¥L´M¨D¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¬Ó¤W, »¡¥L´÷¨Dthe Provinces ¤§²Îªv¥DÅv.

He has crowned the outrage of this debate by venturing to rise here and calumniate me. ¥L¦b¦¹ÅG½×·|¤§¤õÃz³»ºÝ¤W °_¥ß¤fÀY½ÚÁ½§Ú.

But neglect was not all Cowley had to endure, the royal party seemed disposed to calumniate him. Cowley¤£¦ý¥²¶·§Ô¨ü³Q©¿µø¿ò§Ñ, ¬Ó±Ú¦ü¥G¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¥L¦¨©Ê.

It provides an always welcome opportunity to calumniate the masses. ¸Ó¨Æ´£¨Ñ¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¸s²³¤§¨}¾÷.

He is trying to calumniate the leaders of the opposition. ¥L³]ªk¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¤Ï¹ïÄÒ»â¾É¸s.

The short-lived Sedition Act of 1798 made it illegal to calumniate the President of the United States.

µu©R¤§¬ü°ê ¤Ï«qªk µø¤fÀY½ÚÁ½Á`²Î¬°¥Çªk. 12/20/2020 (Sunday).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4g):

*´c·N§åµû¤H¦Ó©Ò¨¥«DÄݹêªÌ (untrue or false malicious statements)ºÙ¬° ½ÚÁ½, ±`¥Î¤fÀY½ÚÁ½(oral false malicious statements) °ÊµüÁ|¨Ò:

*¤fÀY·´Á½¥L¤H vt. .to malign sy (=to slander = to defame).

¨Ò. to malign an honorable man. ¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¤@¦ì­È±o´L·qªº¤H.

What right have I now, with death so close to me, to malign the dead? ²{¦b§Ú«Ü±µªñ¦º¤`, ¦³¦óÅv¤O¤fÀY½ÚÁ½©¹¥Í¤H?

Gossips had maligned the lady. ¤K¨ö¤w¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¦¹²Q¤k.

Her supporters say that she has been (or is being) unfairly maligned in the press. ¤ä«ù¦oªº¤H­Ì»¡, ´CÅé¤w(¥¿)¤£¤½¥­¦a¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¦o.

This candidate believes that it is possible to win an election without maligning anyone.. ³o¦ì­Ô¿ï¤H¬Û«H¤£¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¥ô¦ó¤HªÌ ¯à·í¿ï. 12/19/2020 (Saturday).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4f):

*´c·N§åµû¤H¦Ó©Ò¨¥«DÄݹêªÌ (untrue or false malicious statements)ºÙ¬° ½ÚÁ½, ±`¥Î¤fÀY½ÚÁ½(oral false malicious statements) °ÊµüÁ|¨Ò:

*¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¥L¤H vt. .to slander sy (=to utter slander against or about)(= to defame)

¨Ò. And it doesn¡¦t seem right to slander a whole nation that way, anyhow. ¨º¯ë¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¾ã­Ó°ê®a ¦ü¦³¤£¹ï.

She was accused of slandering her former boss. ¦o³Q±±¤fÀY½ÚÁ½©õ£§¦ÑÁó.

For some reason, that newspaper seems determined to slander one particular celebrity. °ò©ó¬YºØ­ì¦] ¸Ó³ø¦ü¬O»W·N¤fÀY½ÚÁ½¤@¦ì¯S©w¦W¬y. 12/19/2020 (Saturday).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4e):

*´c·N§åµû¤H¦Ó©Ò¨¥«DÄݹêªÌ ºÙ¬° ½ÚÁ½, ±`¥Î°ÊµüÁ|¨Ò:

*¥Î¤å³¹ ·Ó¤ù ¹Ïµeµ¥®Ñ­±½ÚÁ½¥L¤H to libel sy vt. (=to publish a defamatory statement or representation about sy) .

. There can, of course, be no legal objection to the publication of the details of a case---if the people involved in the case have died ¡V since the dead cannot be libeled.. ·íµM ªk«ß¤£¤Ï¹ï¥Xª©®×¥ó²Ó¸`, ­Y¯A®×¤H­Ì¤w©¹¥Í ¡V ¦]¬°©¹¥ÍªÌµLªk³Q®Ñ­±½ÚÁ½. (¯«ª`: ¯A®×ªÌ¤w©¹¥Í«á ¥Xª©®×±¡²Ó¸` ¤£ºc¦¨½ÚÁ½¸o).

The first thing required of the prosecutor was to prove unequivocally that the crime libeled had actually been committed. À˹î©x(°_¶DªÌ)¥²¶·°µ¤§²Ä¤@¥ó¨Æ ¬O©ú½TÃÒ©ú®Ñ­±½ÚÁ½¦D¨Æ®×½T¹êµo¥Í¹L. (¯«ª`: ¦D¨Æ®×¤£´¿µo¥Í®É ¦¹®×¦¨®Ñ­±½ÚÁ½®×; ½T¹êµo¥Í«á ¦D¨Æ®×¤~¦¨¥ß, ¦Ó®Ñ­±½ÚÁ½®×¤£¯à¦¨¥ß)

*to libel against or on vi. (=to make libelous statements).

¨Ò. What¡¦s this but libeling against the Senate, and blazoning our injustice everywhere? °£¤F®Ñ­±½ÚÁ½°Ñij°| ¤S¥YÅã§Ú­Ì¨ì³B¯Ê¥F¥¿¸q¥~, ¨ä¾l¬O¬Æ»ò©O? 12/18/2020 (Friday)

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4d):

*´c·N§åµû¤H¦Ó©Ò¨¥«DÄݹêªÌ ºÙ¬° ½ÚÁ½, ¦³7­Ó±`¥Î°Êµü:

*to slander sy (=to defame)(= to utter slander against). ¤fÀY½ÚÁ½.

*to libel sy (=to publish a deflamatory statement or representation about sy) ®Ñ­±½ÚÁ½.

*to defame sy (=to utter or publish falsely anything injouurous)(= to calumniate, slander, or libel) ¤fÀY©Î¥Xª©½ÚÁ½.

*to asperse/to cast aspersions on sy (=to spread false rumors about)(= to slander) ¤fÀY½ÚÁ½.

*to vilify sy (=ton speak ill of/to speak evil of)(= to defame)(= to slander)(= to malign) ¤fÀY½ÚÁ½.

*to malign sy (=to speak harmful untruths about)(= to speak evil of)(= to slander)(= to defame). ¤fÀY½ÚÁ½.

*to calumniate sy (=to make false and malicious statements about)(= to slander) ¤fÀY½ÚÁ½.

ª`: (¤fÀY)½ÚÁ½ n. (=slander, aspersion, vilification, defamation, calumny. (¥Xª©ªº)½ÚÁ½ n. (=libel, defamation) 12/17/20

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4c):

*½| (¤H/¨Æ) vt.(=to speak of abusively)(= to use abusive language)(= to subject to verbal abuse): Note: abusive language = insulting language «V°d¤H¤§¨¥»yºÙ¬°½|..

*to vituperate sy/sg (=to address with abusive language = to revile = to berate = to rail against)(= to abuse in words)(= to censure abusively).

*to vituperate vi. (=n to use abusive language)(= to give vent to abusive utterances).

¨Ò. Every week the minister would ascend the pulpit (=the platform of church) and vituperate the parishioners (=church people) for a litany of vices. ¨C¬P´Áªª®v ¨«¤W±Ð°óÁ¿¥x, ½|±Ð°Ï¸s²³¥Ç¤F»¡¤£§¹ªº¸o´c. Bibliolaters (=Bible worshipers) may vituperate us, persecute us, or imprison us, but they cannot refute us. ±R«ô¸t¸gªÌ ¥i½|§Ú­Ì, §i§Ú­Ì, ©Î§â§Ú­ÌÃö¶iºÊº», ¦ý¥L­ÌµLªk»¡§Ú­Ì¦³¿ù.  12/16/2020 (Wednesday).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4b):

*½| (¤H/¨Æ) vt. to revile sy/sg (=to use abusive or scornful language against sy or sg)(= to subject to verbal abuse). to revile vi. (=to speak abusively).

¨Ò. While Democrats tend to revile their losing candidates, Republicans revere theirs. ¥Á¥DÄÒ¤H·|½|¸¨¿ï¤§­Ô¿ï¤H, ¦ý¦@©MÄÒ¤H«o´L·q¸¨¿ï¤H.

And on this ground they venture to revile the Christian religion because they misunderstand it. ¦]¦¹ ¥L­Ì¦]»~¸Ñ°ò·þ±Ð¦Ó½|°ò·þ±Ð.

Many people reviled him for his callous behavior. ³\¦h¤H½|¥LµL·P. 12/16/2020 (Wed.).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (4a):

*½| (¤H/¨Æ) vt.(=to speak of abusively)(= to use abusive language)(= to subject to verbal abuse): Note: abusive language = insulting language ¨Ï¥Î«V°d¤H¤§¨¥»yºÙ¬°½|..

to scold vi. ½|¤H(=to speak abusively); to scold vt. °V»|¤H (=to reprimand vt. or reprove vt.)

to abuse vt. (=to revile)

to berate vt. (=to revile)

to vilify vt. (=to revile with abusive or defamatory language)½|/·´Á½(ª`: «D¯u¹ê¤~ÄÝ·´Á½)

to vituperate vt. (=to address with abusive language = to revile)

to revile vt. (=to speak of abusively); to revile vi. (=to speak abusively)

12/16/2020 (Wednesday).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (3e):

*¬¶ÅF vt. to blast sy/sg.

* ²r¯P§åÀ» vi. to lash out at sy/sg;

vt. to assail sy/sg; vt. to assault sy/sg; vt. to lombaste sy/sg;

vt. to censure sy/sg; vi. to hit out at sy/sg;

*½| ¤H vt. (=to speak of abusively): to berate sy; to slam sy; to castigate sy; to scold sy; to denounce sy. 12/14/2020 (Monday).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (3d):

*§ðÀ»¨­Åé ©Î ¤fÀY§ðÀ» vi. to hit out at sy (=to make a violent verbal or physical attack on sy)(= to direct blows vigorously)(= to criticize adversely)(= to censure). ¨Ò. China hits out at the U.S. after the report of new visa restrictions. ¤¤°ê²r§å¬ü°ê·sªºÃ±ÃÒ­­¨î.

The star hit out at the press for their lukewarm reviews. ¸Ó©ú¬P²r§å´CÅé°OªÌ­Ì¤§µû½×¤£¼ö¯P.

*µL¥Ø¼Ð¦a§ðÀ» vi. to hit out at (=to strike aimlessly). ¨Ò. The therapist said patients often hit out in frustration. ªvÀø®v¤ê ±wªÌ±`º©µL¥Ø¼Ð¦a«DijªvÀø¹Î¶¤. 12/13/2020 (Sunday)

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (3c):

*¤fÀY§ðÀ»/²r§å vt. to slam sy/sg (=to criticize harshly and usually publicly), to attack verbally). ¨Ò. He slammed my taste mercilessly. ¥LµL±¡¦a²r§å§Úªº¤f¨ý.

*½| to slam vt. sy (=to abuse verbally)(= to utter verbal abuse)

¨Ò. The director slammed the cast members for forgetting their lines on opening night. ¾Éºt½|ºt­û­Ì¦b¶}ºt¤§©]§Ñ»Oµü. 12/12/2020 (Saturday)

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (3b): *¤½¶}¥¿¦¡«Dij(¬Y¤H/¬Y¨Æ) to censure sy/sg (=to express public or formal disapproval of)(= to express official censure of). ¨Ò. A vote to censure the President for conduct that was unbecoming to his office. ¥Î¿ï²¼¨Ó§å§PÁ`²Î¤§¦æ¬°¤£¾A¥ô²{¾. A resolution on the floor to censure the senator. ij·|ªí¨M­n§å§P°Ñij­û. A State Supreme Court Justice in Queens was censured by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct yesterday. ¬Q¤é¦{¥qªk©e­û·|¤½¶}«Dij¦{³Ì°ªªk°|¥qªk©x.

*§P©w¬°¤£¹D¼w©Î¨¸´c to censure sg (=to declare to be morally wrong or evil). ¨Ò. Our society generally censures the taking of another person¡¦s life. §Ú­ÌªºªÀ·|³q±`§P©w±þ¤H¤£¹D¼w. 12/12/2020 (Saturday)

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (3a): *²r¯P§åµû(¬Y¤H/¬Y¨Æ) to censure sy/sg. (=to criticize harshly or vehemently = to give censure, adverse criticism, severe disapproval)(= to criticize severely = to condemn)

¨Ò. She is more to be pitied than censured. »P¨ä²r§å¦o¤£¦p¼¦¼§¦o. He was censured by the committee for his failure to report the problem. ¥X°ÝÃD¥L¥¼³ø ©e­û·|²r§å¥L.

*ÄY¼F­t­±§å§P(¬Y¤H/¬Y¨Æ) vt. to censure sy/sg (=to find fault with and criticize adversely as blameworthy = to disapprove of or dispraise). ¨Ò. It was no proof of refinement to be ever scolding others for vulgarity, and . it was no sign of a good pastor to be eternally censuring his flock. ¦Ñ¬O½|¤H³¥ÆZ¤£¯àÃÒ©ú§A°ª¶®, ¦Ñ¬O²r§åªåªå²³¥Í ¤]¤£¯àÃÒ©ú§A¬O¦nªª®v. We censure the behavior of his children even as we lap up every episode involving them. §Ú­Ì²r§å¥Lªº¤p«Ä­Ì ÁöµM§Ú­Ì¼Ö¬Ý¥L­Ìªº¨C¥ó¨Æ. 12/11/2020 (Friday)

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (2f): ¤fÀY§ðÀ» vt. to lambaste sy (=to administer a verbal or written thrashing to sy =to excoriate = to attack verbally =to censure) ¨Ò. He has been much lambasted for his ideas. ¥Lªº·Qªk ³Q²r§å. He approves in principle every major administration policy and lambastes certain details.¥L­ì«h¤W¦P·N¦U¥D­n¦æ¬F¬Fµ¦, ¤]²r§å£¸¨Ç²Ó¸`. Critics lambasted his performance. µû½×ªÌ²r§å¥Lªº·~ÁZ. The coach lambasted the team for its poor play. ±Ð½m²r§å¶¤¥î²y§Þ¤í¨Î. They wrote several letters lambasting the new law. ¥L ­Ì¼g¤F´X«Ê«H ²r§å·sªk«ß. The director lambasted them mercilessly for forgetting their lines during the final dress rehearsal. (=to criticize sy severely for personal failings). ¦b³Ì«á±Æ½m®É ¾ÉºtµL±¡²r§åºt­û­Ì¿ò§Ñ¥xµü.

Movie critics across the country lambasted the thriller for its orgy of violence. (=to criticize harshly and publicly). Á|°ê¼vµû ²r§å¼öªù¼v¤ù¤§¼É¤O³õ­±. 12/5/2020 (Saturday).

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (2e):

§ðÀ»¨­Åé to lambaste sy (=to assault violently =to beat/to whip/to pound). ¨Ò. Nothing pleased him so much as to get a big longing chain and lambaste the evil spirits out of the mate. ¥L«Ü¤£°ª¿³ ®³°_ªøÃì ¥´¨«¦ñ«Q¨­¤W¨¸´c¤§°­»î. Give a thorough lambasting to the Japanese in the First Battle of the Philippines. µá«ß»«¸s®q²Ä¤@¦¸§@¾Ô®É¹ý©³À»«±¤é¥»¤H.

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (2d):

¤fÀY§ðÀ» to assault sy or sg (=to attack verbally)(= to make a violent verbal attack) (=to attack violently by nonphysical means (such as arguments, words, or unfriendly measures)(=to assail). ¨Ò. Assault the constitution. ²r§å¾Ëªk. He verbally assaulted one of her coworkers. ¥L²r§å¤@¦ì¦P¨Æ.

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (2c):

§ðÀ»¨­Åé©Î«°¥« to assault sy (=to attack =to make an assault upon) (=to attack with strong violent onslaught) (=to attack a person with brutal violence)(=to make a violent physical attack)(= to assail) ¨Ò. The soldiers were assaulting the castle. ¤h§L§ðÀ»«°³ù. Enemy forces assaulted the city. ¼Ä­x§ðÀ»«°¥«. A police officer assaulted by the mob. ¼É¥Á¥´¤@¦ìĵ©x. He was arrested for assaulting a police officer. ¥L¥´¤@¦ìĵ©x³Q§ì. She was sexually assaulted. (=was raped) ¦o³Q©Ê§ðÀ»(±j«Á). She could not give a full description of the person who had assaulted her. (=to rape) ¦oµLªk»¡¥X±j«Á¦oªº¤H¤§¼Ò¼Ë.

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (2b):

¤fÀY§ðÀ» vt. to assail sy (=to attack with criticism, ridicule, abuse)(=to attack forcefully or violently with nonphysical means (as with words)(=to criticize harshly and publicly). ¨Ò. The union organizers assailed the chemical company for failing to provide a safe working environment. ¤u·|²r§å¤Æ¾Ç¤½¥q, »¡¤½¥q¥¼´£¨Ñ¦w¥þ¤u§@Àô¹Ò. to assail one¡¦s opponent with slander. ¥Î·´Á½¤è¦¡ ²r§å¹ï¤â. The adherents of the new learning were assailed with every sort of ridicule. ¥D±i¾Ç²ß·sª¾ªÌ ¨ü¨ì¦UºØÙ^Ùg¤§§å À». a proposal assailed by critics. ¥ø¹º®×¨ü¨ì§åµûªÌ²r§å. The Chinese had assailed the Russian leader for being soft on the imperialists. µØ¤H²r§å ĬÁp¤à¤Ú«´ ¤Ò, »¡¥L³n®z¹ï¥I«Ò°ê¥D¸qªÌ. The movie was assailed by critics. ¹q¼v¨ü¨ì¼vµûªÌ²r§å. Politicians were assailed by the media. ¬F«È¨ü¨ì´CÅé²r§å. ¥´(¤H) to assail sy (=to take sudden violent action against). A band of hooligans assailed the homeless man, punching and kicking him. ¤@À°¬yª]¹ï¤@¦ì¹C¥Á®±¥´¸}½ð.

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (2a): §ðÀ»¨­Åé/¤fÀY§ðÀ»/¥H¤å¦r§ðÀ» : ¦³3­Ó­^¤å¤Îª«°Êµü¥i¥Î., to assail sy =to assault sy = to lambaste sy.

§ðÀ»¨­Åé ©Î«°¥«vt. to assail sy or a city (=to attack vigorously or violently = to assault)

¨Ò. Assail a man with blows.¥Î®±ÀY§ðÀ»¤H. Assail a city. §ð«°. The noise assailed my ears. ¾¸­µ§ðÀ»§Ú¦Õ. The military has developed offensive capabilities, giving it the power not just to defend the U.S. but to assail its foes. ­x¤èµo®i§ðÀ»¯à¤O ¤£¦ý«O½Ã¬ü°ê, §ó¥i§ð¼Ä.

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´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (1e):

*¤fÀY§ðÀ»/½|/¤fÀY³B»@ (¬Y¤H) vt. to lash sy (=to attack, scold, or punish severely with words) (=to assail or castigate with nonphysical means) (=to assail or castigate with stinging, biting, or satirical words). ¨Ò. She lashed the students with harsh criticism. ¦o¥H²r¯P§åµû ³B»@¾Ç¥Í The jealousy, the hatred, the terror which lash our souls. §Ò§ª¤³«ë ®£Äß ¥´À»§Ú­ÌªºÆF»î. Lashed the vices of the time ½| ·í®É¤§¨¸´c¤£¹D¼w.

*¤fÀY§ðÀ»©Î§ðÀ»¨­Åé vi. to lash out at sy/sg (=to attack verbally or physically/to strike vigorously at sy or sg) (=to make a verbal assault/to engage in biting criticism or censure)

¨Ò. He lashed out wildly at his attackers. ¥L¹ï§ðÀ»ªÌ°µ¥û²r¤ÏÀ». to lash out at injustice. (=to attack sy with harsh words) ¹ïµL¥¿¸q°µ¤fÀY§ðÀ». Lashing at the bullet-headed commander §ðÀ»¤l¼uÀY«ü´§©x. Uses newspaper ads to lash back. µn¼s§i¦^À». The author lashes out at Fascism. §@ªÌ§ðÀ»ªk¦è´µ¥D¸q.

 

´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (1d): ²r¯P§åµû (=to criticize vigorously); ½|­Ó¤£°± (=to scold vehemently). to berate sy (=to criticize hatefully or vigorously/to scold harshly or vehemently). hearing Ed Hall berate a farmer who doubled the practicability of the machine. (=to criticize vigorously) Å¥¨ì Ed ¤@ª½½|¹A¤Ò ¤@¥x¾÷¾¹·í¤G¥x¥Î. an Italian shrew berating her unemployed husband. (=to scold or chide vehemently) ¤@¦ì¸q¤j§Q¼·°ü§â¥¢·~¥ý¥Í½|­Ó¤£°±. being berated by her parents when she came home late. (=to scold vehemently and at length) ¬ü¤H¿ðÂk ¤÷¥À½|­Ó¤£°±. there is no need to berate someone for making a mistake during the first day on the job. (=to criticize someone severely for personal failings) ¤£¥²²r§å²Ä¤@¤Ñ¤W¯Z¥X¿ù¤§¤H.

 

´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (1c):

²r¯P§åµû©Î¤fÀY§ðÀ»(¬Y¤H) to castigate sy (=to criticize severely or with drastic severity). those poems in which he castigates man¡¦s general inhumanity and lack of sincerity. ¥Lªº¸Ö²r¯P§åÀ»¤HÃþ¤§¤£¤H¹D»PµL¸Û«H. Castigated him for his constant tardiness (=to subject to severe criticism/to criticize sy severely especially for personal failings) ²r¯P§ðÀ»¥L ¥Ã»·ºC§]§]. The author castigated the prime minister as an ineffective leader. §@ªÌ²r§å­º¬ÛµL®Ä²v. The judge castigated the lawyers for their lack of preparation. ªk©x²r§å«ß®v­Ì¥¼·Ç³Æ. A newspaper editorial castigating the city council for approving the project in the first place. (=to criticize harshly and usually publicly) ³ø¯ÈªÀ½×²r§å¥«Ä³·|¥ý§Ö³t³q¹L¥ø¹º®×.

 

´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (1b):

¯¥ÅF/³d½| vt. *to blast sy (=to criticize vigorously/to denounce). to blast vi. away at sy (=to attack vigorously).

¨Ò. In his campaign speech he really blasts (vt.) the other party. ¥LªºÄv¿ïºt»¡ ¯¥ÅF¥t¤@­Ó¬FÄÒ. He blasted away at the false idealism of his opponents. (to blast away vi. =to attack with vigor) ¥L¯¥ÅF¹ï¤â­Ì¤§²z·Q¥D¸q. His own lack of hesitation in --- blasting any and all dignitaries. (=to denounce vigorously)¥L¤£°²«ä¯Á³d½|¦W¬y­Ì (¯«ª`: ¦¹¦r¦³½|¤§©w¸q to curse vt.). Blasting their opponents in the media (=to attack vigorously) ¯¥ÅF´CÅ餤¤§¹ï¤â. Blasted the new governor for every little misstep (=to criticize harshly and usually publicly) ¯¥ÅF·s¦{ªø¤§¨C¨B¤p¿ù.

 

´CÅé­^¤åÁ`½Æ²ß (1a):

²r¯P§åµû (to criticize severely) ©Î¤fÀY§ðÀ» (to attack verbally) ¦³11­Ó­^¤å°Êµü¥i¥Î.

*to castigate sy =*to chastise sy (=to criticize severely)

*to berate sy (=to criticize hatefully)

*to blast sy (=to criticize vigorously/to denounce)

a blast (=a vigorous or violent outburst of criticism)

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to fade vt. ©w¸q»P¥ÎªkÁ|¨Ò (9):

**¨Ï¥¢¥hÆAÄR- to fade vt. (=to cause to lose brightness etc.). ¨Ò: Sunshine faded the drapes. ¤é¥ú¨Ïµ¡Ã®¥¢¥hÆAÄR. ¨Ò: Years of harsh sunlight had faded the car, which was once fire engine red. (=to make white or whiter by removing color.) ¼Æ¦~¯P¶§¤w¨Ï¨T¨®¤õ¬õÃC¦â¤£¦AÆvÄR(ÅÜ¥Õ).- **¨Ï¥¢¥h·sÂA©Î¬¡¤O to fade vt. (=to cause to lose freshness or vitality =to wither). ¨Ò: Time has not completely faded the humor of these verses.®É¶¡¥¼Åý¸Ö¥y¤§³ß¼Ö Ä­²[ºÉ¥¢. 10/14/2020 (Wednesday) ¯«¹A¤l½sµÛ.