I once had a manager who would reprimand his subordinates in public.(我曾經(jīng)有這樣一個上司，他會在公眾場合批評自己的下屬。)

In other days she would have been forced at least to reprimand him severely .(如果是在以前，她至少不能不對他嚴厲地訓(xùn)訴一番。)

It is better to reprimand a friend that his loss.(申斥這是更好地訓(xùn)斥一個朋友，他的損失。)

I don't like to give reprimands, but if an employee's work performance isn't good, I must reprimand her.(我不太喜歡斥責(zé)員工，但當他們工作表現(xiàn)不夠好時，我必須這樣做。)

He received a severe reprimand for his behaviour.(他的行為受到了譴責(zé)。)

With the Empire in turmoil, he avoided any reprimand from Imperial High Command.(由于帝國陷入混亂與焦慮之中，他回避了來自帝國最高統(tǒng)帥部的任何申斥。)

A scolding or reprimand.(斥責(zé)責(zé)罵或責(zé)備。)

He let me off with a reprimand.(他把我訓(xùn)斥了一頓就讓我過了。)

The sanctions should, however, (at least in thebeginning) be a reprimand or a fine.(不過，處罰應(yīng)是警告或罰款，至少在最初應(yīng)當如此。)

"Some people get angry when we reprimand them," Suarez said. Some drivers have shouted insults after a silent rebuke.(“我們指責(zé)那些違規(guī)的人吧，他們有的還生氣呢。”據(jù)奈笛講，有的司機面對無聲的訓(xùn)斥，竟然大爆粗口。)