1.抗议;抗辩,规谏,规劝,诤谏,忠告,劝告;【史】谏书
1.a strong protest, complaint, or criticism about something
1.The softness of her voice added to the weight of her remonstrance, by lending to the latter an air of purity and truth.
她声音婉转柔和，使她的谴责显得那么真诚单纯，从而更增加了她谴责的力量。
2.To save herself from useless remonstrance, Mrs. Price never wrote to her family on the subject till actually married.
为了免得听些无益的劝诫，普莱斯太太在结婚之前从未给家里人写信谈论此事。
3."Mandarin" as "such a language" class historical documents, records of the 35 paragraphs remonstrance speech.
《国语》作为这样一部“语”类史料文献，记载了三十五段谏辞。
4.He was too much absorbed in his own thoughts to give any immediate answer to my remonstrance.
他全神贯注地沉思，没有即刻回答我的抗议。
5.The mother crab tried in vain, then submitted without remonstrance to the reproof of her child.
螃蟹母亲徒劳无工，对于它孩子的反驳没有任何劝戒的投诚了。
6.The Mother tried in vain, and submitted without remonstrance to the reproof of her child.
螃蟹妈妈试了试，可只是徒然，她对儿子的责难没话可说了。
7.Remonstrance good and change is satisfied: teach someone who can listen into the other's proposal is not easy, requires little mind!
善于纳谏并改变：教别人的人能够听进对方的建议可真的不容易，需要多大的胸怀！
8.Sometimes Madame Magloire essayed a remonstrance in advance, but never at the time, nor afterwards.
马格洛大娘有时试着在事先劝劝，但从不在事情进行时或事后多话。
9.She had abandoned all attempts at remonstrance with Thomas.
她已经放弃了一切劝戒托马斯的尝试。
10.We have mentioned her severe "remonstrance" when Isabel stays with Lord Warburton and Ralph until ten o'clock at night.
我们提到了她严重的“抗议”当伊莎贝尔保持勋爵王柏桐和拉尔夫，直到晚上十点钟。