攻讦

na.〈书〉rake up sb.'s past and attack him

网络释义：ji; report; to attack sb by exposing faults

网络释义

na.1.〈书〉rake up sb.'s past and attack him; expose sb.'s past misdeeds

na.1.〈书〉揭发别人的过失或隐私而加以攻击

1.ji 罪 矍（ jué） 铄 攻讦（ jié） 数/解 jiě ...

2.report 毁坏；伤害[ ruin] 告发，攻讦[ report] 释义 zhuó ...

3.to attack sb by exposing faults 攻角 angle of attack 攻讦 to attack sb by exposing faults 攻无不克,战无不胜 ;ever victorious;nothing they can't do ...

4.jie 夏历正月。 搴阰： qian1， 现在用来比喻某些事物或人一出现就很快消逝。 攻讦： jie2， 犒劳。 鲰生： z…

1.Nadine Dorries, the Tory MP, however criticised the motion and said the extra height heels give women can help them when in the workplace.然而，托利党下院议员纳丁娜·多瑞斯对这一提议提出攻讦，她说高跟鞋带来的分外高度能在事项场所对女性有所辅佐。

2.Yet despite much speechifying from banker-bashing popticians, such views do not seem to have taken hold.然而尽管攻讦银行家的政客们长篇大论，这种观点似乎并未占主导地位。

3.Meanwhile, Barack Obama's degrees from prestigious universities were, to his critics, evidence of his unfitness for office.与此同时，巴拉克·奥巴马名牌大学的出身成了政治对手攻讦的把柄，成了他不适合主政的证据。

4.This certainly seems to be true for the anonymous trolls today.这当然似乎是今天的匿名攻讦者。

5.Though you're free to opt out, the knowledge that what you say may be seen by the people you know is a big deterrent to trolpsh behavior.尽管你的退出很容易，但是你的评论会被你知道的人看到，这对那些攻讦的行为是个震慑。

6.That Nazi and I will always strike one another as begging all the crucial questions, arguing in circles.那个纳粹分子和我会永远攻讦彼此回避所有关键问题，陷入循环论证。

7.The two Democrats do take the occasional shot, but Mrs Cpnton, in particular, is more focused on her party rival.这两个民主党人确实不时的彼此攻讦，但是希拉里可能特别需要小心党内的敌人了。

8.Meanwhile, the two candidates for that office are talking about Bill Ayers and Charles Keating.与此同时，两位总统候选人却还在拿比尔·艾尔斯和查尔斯·基廷相互攻讦。

9.Partying, even for a good cause, is still an easy target for the media.聚会，即使出于光明正大的理由，也可能成为媒体攻讦的目标。

10.Ask your users to report trolls and call them out for polluting the conversation.要求你的用户举报攻讦者，称他们妨碍了对话。