1.(向...)作长篇大论的演说;(向...)高谈阔论
1.(对公众集会作的)长篇大论的演说,慷慨激昂的长篇演说
2.高谈阔论;冗长的说教文章
3.叱责,大声训斥
1.to speak to someone in a loud angry way for a long time, in order to criticize them or to try to change their opinion
1.an occasion when someone is angry and shouts at or criticizes another person
1.and I really cannot undertake to harangue all the rest upon a subject of this kind. _There_ would be the greatest indecorum, I think.
在这样一件事情上，我真是无法讲大道理把众人训斥一顿。我认为那样做最不合乎礼节规矩。
2.The expert scholar that attend the meeting around Su Zhong modernization this one theme spread out a harangue, now? .
与会的专家学者围绕苏中现代化这一主题展开了热烈的讨论，现？…
3.By Brussels standards, it was a jaw-dropping moment, like hearing a cardinal harangue the king in high mass.
按照巴罗佐的标准，那真是一个令人惊叹的时刻，就象在大弥撒时听见红衣主教滔滔不绝地讲着国王。
4.The mercer indeed made a long harangue of the great loss they have daily by the lifters and thieves.
绸缎商的确滔滔不绝地说了一大篇关于扒手和小偷天天偷窃他们从而造成巨大损失的事。
5.Professional players can surround a referee and harangue him, and get away with it.
球员们可以将一名裁判包围起来大声责骂，而不受到任何处罚。
6.A screed passage means a long, monotonous harangue or piece of writing.
冗长的文章就是长、单调而且枯燥乏味的文章
7.But his telephoned harangue was broadcast live.
现场直播了他的电话煽动。
8.They then proceed to harangue us for not knowing our basic colors.
她们随后还会滔滔不绝地数落我们不懂颜色。
9.They will hesitate to come to the manager with the problem again, because they won't want to sit through another harangue.
被咆哮者再次遇见问题时将会犹疑着去报告经理，因为他们不想耐着性子听完另一次长篇大论。
10.harangue (to attack or try to persuade with) a long often loud and scolding speech
（批评或试图说服听众）大声疾呼的演说；长篇大论的演说