1.(特指当权者进行的)严责,谴责,惩戒;申斥
1.申斥,谴责,惩戒
1.to tell someone officially and in a serious way that something they have done is wrong
1.You could be reprimanded, or even fired if we find evidence that you were pressuring her to go to dinner with you.
如果我们找到你逼迫她和你吃晚餐的证据，你可能会被斥责，甚至被解雇。
2.The breach was reported on the front pages of newspapers the next day, and several jail officials were reprimanded.
于是监狱违规行为的报道第二天成为各家报纸的头条，监狱的数位官员遭到斥责。
3.It was only until then that the pharaoh reprimanded Moses and asked him to immediately lead the Hebrews out of Egypt.
法老才斥责摩西立刻带领所有的希伯来奴隶离开埃及。
4.A teacher reprimanded, let the children back to the original path.
班主任的一声斥责，让孩子重新回到了原来的路。
5.Nothing causes more chagrin than being officially reprimanded. It's almost as bad as being chafed by a brand new pair of golf shoes!
没有什么比当众受骂更令人懊恼了，这就好比被一双新高尔夫球鞋擦破脚一样难受！
6.This summer Chinese authorities publicly reprimanded Google for the appearance of pornography in its search results.
今年夏天，中国有关当局公开谴责谷歌的搜索结果中出现色情内容。
7.The department says two contract workers were dismissed in connection with those incidents and a third was reprimanded.
国务院说，两名和这些事件相关的合同工已被解雇，另一位员工正在处理中。
8.Recognizing who the customer was, the manager was most apologetic and reprimanded the assistant severely.
经理认出顾客是谁，表示非常抱歉，并狠狠地斥责了店员
9.I find it belittling to be reprimanded by someone so much younger than me.
我觉得，被这么个比我年龄小得多的人训斥，真太失身分了。
10.child reprimanded by their parents or other people's ridicule, these silent listener can give them care and comfort.
孩子受到父母的训斥或别人的嘲笑时，这些默默的听者可以给他们关怀和安慰。