pillory是什么意思 pillory怎么读
英式：['pɪlərɪ]
美式：['pɪlərɪ]
GRE
pillory单词基本解析：
n.颈手枷；示众；嘲弄
v.套上枷锁；使遭人嘲笑
n. 颈手枷, 笑柄, 示众
vt. 上颈手枷, 使惹人嘲笑, 使受众辱, 将...示众
n. a wooden instrument of punishment on a post with holes for the wrists and neck; offenders were locked in and so exposed to public scorn
v. expose to ridicule or public scorn
v. punish by putting in a pillory
pillory变化用词：
过去分词:pilloried 第三人称单数:pillories 过去式:pilloried 名词复数形式:pillories 现在分词:pillorying
名词复数: pillories 过去式: pilloried 过去分词: pilloried 现在分词: pillorying 第三人称单数: pillories
pillory中文词源：
pillory相关组词：
pillory用法和例句：
From whipping post to pillory
鞭打之后又披枷
To put in a pillory as punishment.
套上枷锁戴上颈手枷作为惩罚
It should be easy enough to pillory bottled water.
要对瓶装饮用水提出批评并非难事。
She is pillory in the press for her extravagant parties.
她的聚会十分铺张, 新闻界对她大加揶揄。
One would think you don't have pillories or punishment where you come from.
有人会觉得 你的故乡没有颈手枷 或者是惩罚呢
Break the law with a plateful of meat and you could end up in prison or the pillory.
为了满赚一笔而违法者 会被关进监狱或是 示众
Since he's confessed, I canna let him go, but perhaps one hour in the pillory and one ear nailed.
他都认罪了 我没法放他走 让他戴上颈手枷示众一小时吧 再钉穿一只耳朵