1.指责,批评;谴责;责备,责难;抨击
2.投不信任票
1.指责,批评;谴责;责备;非议;斥责
1.to make a formal, often public statement of disapproval of somebody or something
2.to express official disapproval or condemnation of somebody or something, e.g. by a vote of a legislature
3.to criticize someone severely
4.criticize unfavorably
1.to make a formal, often public statement of disapproval of somebody or something
2.to express official disapproval or condemnation of somebody or something, e.g. by a vote of a legislature
3.to criticize someone severely
4.criticize unfavorably
1.severe criticism
2.official expression of disapproval or condemnation, e.g. of a legislator by the legislature
1.With such censures I cannot profess that I completely agree.
对于这些指责，我不能说我完全同意。
2.Although Beijing controls and censures the internet, it still provides new avenues for information and debate.
虽然互联网受到北京的控制和责难，但它仍为信息传播与辩论提供了新渠道。
3.As a representative of Legalists, Han Fei censures and eliminates Confucianism a lot.
韩非作为法家学派的代表，对于儒家学派多有责难和排斥。
4.The lengthy historical novel "the Romance of the Three Kingdoms" inside, displays obviously censures Cao.
长篇历史小说《三国演义》里面，表现出明显的贬曹。
5.Because of a patient's spousal share medicine, what the bosom censures the rest is the acute pancreas knee inflammation.
因为患者的爱人份得一点医学，怀贬息的是急性胰膝炎。
6.To the Labor Party and Attlee Governments educational policies, the academe now has little works and even has some censures.
对于战后初期英国工党艾德礼政府的教育政策，学术界有关论著不是轻描淡写，就是非议颇多。
7.That censures falsely what they see aright?
看得真切而批评不得其当？
8.This is a review containing unfair censures of a new book.
这是对一本新书进行非难的文章。
9.Somebody censures China be this action is avoid new labor law, escape company liability;
有人指责华为此举是规避新劳动法，逃避企业责任；
10.a review containing unfair censures of a new film
对某一新片大肆攻击的评论