1.骂詈,责骂;轻蔑
2.臭名,耻辱
1.very strong criticism of something that you do not approve of
1.It no longer seems prepared to back its most objectionable allies in the face of international opprobrium.
在面对国际谴责，它似乎不再愿意回到其最令人反感的盟国。
2.the day when a drug addict might be offered vaccination rather than opprobrium will have come a little closer.
那么离瘾君子们获得疫苗而不是羞辱的那一天又近了一步。
3.If an American president tried to override them in peace out of choice, he would face dissent at home and opprobrium abroad.
倘若某位美国总统处于自由选择和平推翻这些，他将会遭受国内异议和和国际谴责。
4.It has raised tensions dramatically in Asia by conducting its second nuclear test, earning the opprobrium of the international community.
朝鲜进行第二次核试验，使得亚洲紧张局势明显升级，招致国际社会的谴责。
5.To speak in Washington of a multipolar world is to invite opprobrium.
在华盛顿谈及“多极世界”就是在招惹非难。
6.However, Beijing has made clear western opprobrium counts for little against its determination to ensure "stability" during the games.
不过，北京已明确表示，在它确保奥运期间“稳定”的决心面前，西方的恶言起不了什么作用。
7.But the opprobrium has taken on a distinctly unpleasant edge in recent weeks as a wave of nationalist anger has roiled China.
但是在国家民空格族主义愤怒浪潮席卷中国的最近几周里，这些评论显然被推向了不愉快的边缘。
8.Against this, it could have been much worse, especially given the opprobrium that now dogs Wall Street.
在此背景下将会更加糟糕，尤其给华尔街戴上了华尔街走狗的骂名。
9.The eurozone has been attracting plenty of opprobrium for its dysfunctional handling of the sovereign debt crisis.
欧元区由于应对主权债务危机不力而招致诸多非议。
10.Public opprobrium, though, seems a small price to pay for the calamities visited on everyone else.
不过，在把其他所有人都卷入灾难之后，自己仅仅是受到公众的指责，这个代价委实不算大。