admonishing 的定义
- to caution, advise, or counsel against something.
- to reprove or scold, especially in a mild and good-willed manner: The teacher admonished him about excessive noise.
- to urge to a duty; remind: to admonish them about their obligations.
admonishing 近义词
cautionary
admonishing 的近义词 5 个
更多admonishing例句
- Dissatisfied with a sum he considered “pocket change” for the multibillion-dollar bank, he admonished the SEC for leaving “defrauded investors substantially short-changed.”
- In one case, a federal judge in Manhattan admonished the NYPD for not having turned over evidence in a case where a man died after being tackled by police outside Yankee Stadium.
- The Obama administration seemed to realize Tuesday that publicly admonishing Russia was not producing the outcome they desired.
- He made an admonishing speech to Wall Street last week, but it was a day late and a trillion dollars short.
- Not long before he died, Randy replied to one of my forwarded links by gently admonishing me.
- And he gave me a severe and admonishing look before going off on another and more urgent call that waited him.
- Jerry nodded an admonishing head in the direction from whence the musical sounds had come.
- And so I lay and watched and envied her and them, admonishing sand hoppers between whiles.
- Those sudden pangs of the body seemed like over-forward confessors abruptly admonishing him.
- “Ruth,” she changed, as the Flying W girl held up an admonishing finger.