ostracise

['ɔstrəsaiz]

vt. 放逐, 排斥
=ostracize

例句与用法：

He was ostracized by his colleagues for refusing to support the strike.

他因不支持罢工而受同事排斥。

【英】=ostracize

ostracise

ostracise['ɔstrəsaiz]vt.1.■[主英国英语] =ostracize变形vt.ostracisedostracising

ostracise

动词 ostracise:

expel from a community or group

同义词：banish, ban, ostracize, shun, cast out, blackball

avoid speaking to or dealing with

同义词：ostracize

ostracise

■The story is about a gang of girls who ostracise the heroinefrom the group because they are jealous.

书中的故事梗概就是说,一大群女孩子因为妒忌而排斥主人公。

■The story is about a gang of girls who ostracise the heroine from the group because they are jealous.

书中的故事梗概就是说，一大群女孩子因为妒忌而排斥主人公。

■After Russian troops pushed into Georgia in August, America wanted to ostracise the Kremlin while Germany appeared eager to return to business as usual.

在俄罗斯军队今年8月大举入侵格鲁吉亚之后，美国曾试图孤立排斥俄罗斯政府，而德国则似乎迫切希望恢复与俄罗斯过去的贸易往来。

■In Lourdes' London school "often children can be quite mean and ostracise her because I'm her mother," she said.

她说：“在路德的伦敦学校里，她的同学都排斥她，因为她的妈妈是麦当娜。”

■to ostracise someone you don't like

排斥某个自己不喜欢的人

■The European Union, the United States and much of the rich world will ostracise him.

欧盟、美国和其它的一些发达国家将会排斥他。