第三人称单数：reproaches
第三人称复数：reproaches
现在分词：reproaching
过去分词：reproached
过去式：reproached
1. above reproach : 无可指责；
及物动词
1. Mother reproached me for being too clumsy.
母亲责备我笨手笨脚。
2. Such doings will reproach him.
这种行径会使他丢脸。
名词
1. A coward is a reproach to an army.
懦夫是军队的耻辱。
2. This dirt is a reproach to the city.
肮脏是城市的耻辱。
3. His reply sounded to her like a reproach.
他的回答在她听来像是责备。
1. 责备,申斥：reprisal 报复,报复之行为 | reproach 责备,申斥 | reprobate 拒绝
2. 责备：reprint 重印;单行本 | reproach 责备 | reprocessing cycle 再生循环
3. 责备,指责,斥责：radiate(光,热等)辐射,发射 The sun ~s light and heat | reproach 责备,指责,斥责 mute ~ | rescue 营救,救援,搭救 ~ hostages held by the terrorists
4. 责备,耻辱：repressive镇压的 | reproach责备,耻辱n,v | proach靠近(根)
1. 责备;斥责;指责;责怪
If you reproach someone, you say or show that you are disappointed, upset, or angry because they have done something wrong.
e.g. She is quick to reproach anyone who doesn't live up to her own high standards...
只要有人不符合她自己的高标准，她马上就会加以指责。
e.g. She had not even reproached him for breaking his promise.
她甚至没有责怪他违背诺言。
2. reproach的意思
2. 责备;斥责;指责;责怪
If you look at or speak to someone with reproach, you show or say that you are disappointed, upset, or angry because they have done something wrong.
e.g. He looked at her with reproach...
他用责备的目光看着她。
e.g. Women in public life must be beyond reproach.
女性参与公众生活无可非议。
3. 自责
If you reproach yourself, you think with regret about something you have done wrong.
e.g. You've no reason to reproach yourself, no reason to feel shame...
你没有理由自责，也没有理由感到惭愧。
e.g. We begin to reproach ourselves for not having been more careful.
我们开始自责起来，怪自己不够小心。
4. （某群体的）耻辱
If you consider someone's actions or behaviour to be a reproach to a group of people, you consider them to be harmful or insulting to that group.
e.g. The shootings and bombings were 'a scandal and reproach to all of us in Europe'.
这些枪杀和轰炸事件是“我们所有欧洲人的丑闻和耻辱”。
1. This was a slap in the face to a creative team that has considered itself beyond reproach for many years.
2. " My mother was quite heartbroken and her reproach nearly drove me nuts, " he says.
3. We didn't manage to but there's nothing to reproach us about.
4. reproach
4. Media criticize governments not because of public supervision but because the masters want to reproach their servants.
5. " This situation illustrates victims and their relatives would rather reproach themselves than the breweries, " Wang said.
6. It is above reproach that China spends its own money to encourage industrial innovation and improve its competitiveness.
noun
1. a mild rebuke or criticism
e.g. words of reproach
2. disgrace or shame
e.g. he brought reproach upon his family
verb
1. express criticism towards
e.g. The president reproached the general for his irresponsible behavior
Synonym: upbraid