ostracise

常見例句

雙語例句

• The European Union, the United States and much of the rich world will ostracise him.
  歐盟、美國和其它的一些發(fā)達(dá)國家將會排斥他。
• But bullying is often a performance that demands an audience: you can't ostracise someone from an empty room, or gossip about them to the wind.
  但欺凌通常是一個(gè)要求觀眾參與的演出：你不能從一間空房中排斥某人，或?qū)χ諝庹f長道短。
• A second group of explanations suggests that “coethnics” work together more effectively because they understand each other better or can ostracise shirkers.
  第二類解釋表明“同種人”合作更有效，因?yàn)樗麄儽舜烁恿私?，或者可以排斥逃避者?br>blog.sina.com.cn

權(quán)威例句

• Syria has long led moves to ostracise the peace-makers, boycotting last year's Arab-Israeli get-together in Qatar.
  ECONOMIST: Syria
• American officials depict the international campaign to ostracise Iran as successful coalition-building.
  ECONOMIST: Iran's struggle
• EU's 14 angry governments are having to ostracise Austria bilaterally, not through their club, of which Austria is a member in good standing.
  ECONOMIST: What is Europe?
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