1.剥(皮),磨掉,擦伤(皮肤等)
2.严厉指责
1.to severely criticize somebody or something
2.to remove skin from a person or animal
1.Ms Polman seems to be reflexively outraged; her previous book excoriated the United Nations.
波尔曼女士似乎本能地愤怒起来，她的上一本书严厉地批判了联合国。
2.Jeane Kirkpatrick, a combative conservative, memorably excoriated liberals as the "blame America first" crowd.
值得注意的是，激进保守派珍妮-柯克帕特里克（JeaneKirkpatrick）就曾经斥责自由主义者是一群“首先怪罪美国”的人。
3.Suzane was excoriated for her mistakes.
苏珊因犯了错误而被指责。
4.Having excoriated Justice Ginsburg for refusing to give straight answers, she will look hypocritical if she does the same.
因为严厉了指责金斯伯格法官拒绝回答直率问题，如果她做出同样行为的话，就会让人觉得她太虚伪了。
5.True, European politicians have excoriated "speculators" that destabilise the market in sovereign debt.
的确，欧洲政府官员曾痛斥“投机者”破坏了主权债务市场的稳定。
6.For more than a decade lawmakers have excoriated Democratic and Republican administrations for being too soft on Beijing.
十多年来，不管是民主党执政还是共和党执政，国会议员都批评政府对北京过于软弱。
7.America's rulemaker, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), has been excoriated by Congress and is back at the drawing-board too.
美国的规则制定机构，金融会计准则理事会（FASB）在议会的责令下也着手重新修改会计准则。
8.He excoriated capitalists and lectured about service to the country but tolerated or ignored widespread corruption.
他抨击资本家，宣扬为国家服务，但是却容忍或无视普遍存在的腐败。
9.Germany's chancellor has been excoriated in turn for absent and for oppressive leadership.
默克尔因置身事外的态度和强势的领导作风而备受指责。
10.Still, the opposition is weak, though Mr Biya excoriated "the apprentice sorcerers in the shadows" .
虽然比亚先生公开指责反对派是“阴影下的学徒巫师”，但他们的力量是微弱的。