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.One of my students was harangued for choosing to paint a nude, "even though, " as the angry visitor said, "you're a woman yourself. "
我有个学生就曾因为选择临摹裸女被大声训斥过，“尽管你自己也是个女的。”那个气愤的参观者说。
2.The best results come if, rather than being harangued by a teacher, the pupil watches a tutor coaching someone else.
如果学生去观察教练教别人如何学，而不是去听老师的长篇大论，就会产生最好的效果。
3.He did not respond when the judge harangued him, would look at none of the evidence against him, and pretended to go to sleep.
法官拿不处什么证据，只是喋喋不休地向他发问，而他假装睡着，以沉默应答。
4.Kid McCoy, distinguished US boxer, was once harangued and challenged to a fight by a drunk.
美国著名拳师麦科伊小子有一次被个醉汉喝骂并且挑战。
5.Revolutions are preached there, crowds harangued , heretics burned, confetti sprinkled.
人们用广场来宣传革命，高谈阔论，焚烧异教徒，散布五彩纸屑等。
6.Journalists who point out such blatant massaging of facts are harangued in the hotel corridors.
而指出此类大肆捏造事实行为的记者会被叫到酒店走廊处做思想工作。
7.On that occasion, he harangued the West for more than 90 minutes, attacking its moral bankruptcy in an often nonsensical rant.
在那次会议上，他做了长达90分钟的演讲，以一种荒谬的叫喊方式痛斥西方的丑恶嘴脸，攻击西方世界的道德堕落。
8.Wewent fairly often to Hyde Park, where speakers harangued the passing crowds on perse themes.
我们经常去海德公园，那里演讲者会对着路过的人群就不同的主题高谈阔论。
9.He harangued his fellow students and persuaded them to walk out.
他对他的同学慷慨陈词说服他们罢课。
10.He often harangued the mass in the factories.
他常在工厂向民众作长篇演讲。