admonish

UK:  [əd'mɒnɪʃ]

US:  [əd'mɑnɪʃ]

第三人称单数：admonishes  现在分词：admonishing  过去式：admonished  

v.

1.劝,劝告;告诫;数落

2.忠告[劝告](某人做某事)

3.为某事告诫某人

4.警告某人(有危险等)

5.敦促、提醒某人(尽义务等)

6.要求、催办(某事)

1 . It would not be inappropriate for a pastor to admonish those who appear to have the wrong priorities in this matter.
牧师告诫那些似乎有错误优先顺序的人，并无不当。

2 . Han Yu's life is the best admonish pagoda, Su said he was writing after generations of decline, the Dow economic world of the drowning.
韩愈一生最精彩的是谏佛骨，苏东坡说他是文起八代之衰，道济天下之溺。

3 . In dealing with the people who violate the rules of the court, the people's court may admonish them to leave the court, fine OR detain them.
人民法院对违反法庭规则的人，可以予以训诫，责令退出法庭或者予以罚款、拘留。

4 . "You know you really could do better, " your mother would admonish, while you scraped dishes at the sink.
‘你知道你完全可以找一个更好的’你的母亲劝道，而你只是默默地在水槽里刷着盘子。

5 . Yet do not regard him as an enemy, but admonish him as a brother.
只是不要以他为仇敌，乃要劝戒他如弟兄。