invective

noun

1. 辱骂；咒骂
   rude language and unpleasant remarks that sb shouts when they are very angry

1. N-UNCOUNT 咒骂;痛骂
   Invective is rude and unpleasant things that people shout at people they hate or are angry with.
   1. A woman had hurled racist invective at the family...
      一个女人对那家人大骂有种族歧视的脏话。
   2. Crowley maintained a stream of invective and abuse against Waite.
      克劳利连珠炮似的对韦特骂个不停。

1. A woman had hurled racist invective at the family
   一个女人对那家人大骂有种族歧视的脏话。
2. Crowley maintained a stream of invective and abuse against Waite.
   克劳利连珠炮似的对韦特骂个不停。
3. How much more elegant is it to slay your foe, with the roses of irony than to massacre him with the axes of sarcasm or to belabour him with the bludgeon of invective.
   用讥讽的玫瑰镇服你的对手，较之用嘲弄的板斧将他剁砍或用谩骂的大头棒将他捶打，更为温文尔雅。
4. To be fair, Ms Merkel does occasionally raise her eyes from the anti-European invective of the tabloids to make the broader case for German engagement.
   公平地讲，默克尔有时的确超越小报抨击欧洲的高度，从大局上阐述德国与欧洲接触的理由。
5. Winter three-sentence statement because, in June of wounding invective cold;
   只因为良言一句三冬暖，恶语伤人六月寒；
6. The woman started to curse in a flood of obscene invective that rolled over and around him like the hot white water splashing down from the sudden eruption of a geyser.
   那女人连珠炮似地臭骂起来，好象温泉要突然迸发，一股白花花的热水直朝他身上喷来。
7. She struggled like a wildcat, screaming invective at allen.
   她像野猫似的拼命挣扎，对着艾伦尖声辱骂。
8. His invective was turned against himself for he was reminded that everyone knew he himself had been to prison.
   他骂人只是对他自己不利，因为有人提醒他，大家都知道他曾经坐过牢。
9. He had expected criticism but not the invective which greeted his proposal.
   他期望迎接他的提议的是批评而不是痛骂。
10. In foreign policy, Colby expected an end to invective against the United States and a mellowing of allende's third world stance.
    在对外政策方面，科尔比估计会停止肆意攻击美国，并且会冲淡阿连德的第三世界立场。
11. Tertullian cannot restrain his invective; yet he wishes to be conciliating, and it breaks out in spite of his argument, instead of being its essence as before.
    良不能限制他的谩骂，但他希望调解，它打破了，尽管他的论点，而不是像以前的本质。
12. She laid into him with her usual invective as soon as he opened the door.
    他一开门，她就像往常一样把他痛骂一顿。
13. Afire with annihilating invective; a devastating portrait of human folly; to compliments inflated I've a withering reply-W.S.Gilbert.
    因恶语谩骂而怒火中烧的；荒唐人类的讽刺像；对夸张的恭维我都给以讽刺的回答。
14. He began to assail them with every kind of invective he could think of.
    他开始冲着他们破口大骂，凡是想得到的骂人话都用上了。
15. In contrast to opinion surveys after the Huiyuan judgment, which found that 80 per cent of Chinese people opposed foreign involvement in domestic companies, public reaction to this deal has been muted, with none of the invective aimed at Coke.
    与汇源收购案裁决之后的民调80%的中国人反对外资收购本土公司相反，公众对此次交易反应平淡，没有出现那种攻击可口可乐的言论。
16. They resorted to sarcasm irony, invective and self-praise.
    他们求助于使用挖苦、讽刺、谩骂和自吹自擂。
17. Chinese commentators unleashed a stream of nationalist invective on the internet while travel agencies cancelled package tours to Japan.
    当旅行社取消了前往日本的旅行团时，中国评论员在网络上展开了一场民族主义的谩骂。
18. A stream of invective from some sectors of the press continues to assail the governmet.
    新闻界某些部门继续用一连串的痛骂来抨击政府。
19. He is a businessman who is said to have known him as an artist, mixed, praise and the sound of invective, as one falls.
    有人说他是商人有人称他为艺术家，褒贬不一，赞许声和谩骂声此起彼伏。

noun

1. abusive or venomous language used to express blame or censure or bitter deep-seated ill will

   Synonym:    vituperationvitriol