tirade

英 [taɪˈreɪd]

美 [ˈtaɪreɪd]

n.  (批评或指责性的)长篇激烈讲话

复数：tirades　

GRETEM8

BNC.19294 / COCA.16772

牛津词典

noun

• （批评或指责性的）长篇激烈讲话
  a long angry speech criticizing sb/sth or accusing sb of sth
  1. She launched into a tirade of abuse against politicians.
     她发表了长篇演说，愤怒地谴责政客。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 激愤的长篇演说;长篇的批评性发言
  Atiradeis a long angry speech in which someone criticizes a person or thing.
  1. She launched into a tirade against the policies that ruined her business...
     她就造成自己企业破产的政策发表了激愤的长篇演说。
  2. He too has met a tirade of abuse.
     他也遭到了长篇累牍的谩骂攻击。

英英释义

noun

• a speech of violent denunciation
  Synonym:philippicbroadside

双语例句

• Respond to the content of your boss's tirade, not the curses.
  只可回应你老板所责骂的事，而不回应他的恶言恶语。
• You might have spared yourself the trouble of delivering that tirade.
  你大可不必自找麻烦作这么长篇演讲。
• She did not much like the latter and, here, I expected the usual ignorant anti-Japan tirade which marks so much of Chinese attitudes to Japan.
  她并不喜欢在日本公司的工作，在此，我期待着无知的反日论，这记录着中国人对日本人的态度。
• Because of the title, I had thought The Ugly Chinaman was a sort of angry tirade, but it is not. It is a well argued denunciation of the ills of Chinese culture.
  因为这个书名，我本以为这本《丑陋的中国人》是一种愤世嫉俗的激情演说，但实际上它是对中国文化弊病的极具说服力的谴责。
• He launched an immoderate tirade on Turner.
  他针对特纳发表了一篇极端激愤的长篇演说。
• She fairly gasped in her excitement, not willing to pause in her tirade.
  她激动得几乎透不过气来，不愿意停止她滔滔不绝的说话。
• Last week, Chunky's human went into a violent tirade at another dog walker for no apparent reason.
  上周，“胖墩”的主人平白无故和另一位遛狗人展开了激烈的口角。
• After the chairman delivered his opening speech, Mr Blake launched into a brilliant tirade.
  主席致开幕词后，布莱克先生作了精彩的长篇演说。
• He too has met a tirade of abuse.
  他也遭到了长篇累牍的谩骂攻击。
• Dont unleash a long tirade about what you dont like about your co-worker.
  不要长篇大论的抱怨自己如何不喜欢这个同事。