ostracised

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(ostracise 的过去分词) vt. 流放, 与...绝交, 隔离, 孤立, 排斥
ostracise的过去分词

双语例句

• "The state health insurance only has to pay for hair replacement when a bald head disfigures a person so severely that they would be ostracised from public life," the court added.
  根据德国健康保险体系的规定，只有在秃头使一个人的外貌严重受损以致于被隔离在社交生活之外的情况下，它才会为其支付购买假发的费用。
• If there's any suggestion that a girl has had sex before marriage then she's ostracised from society.
  如果任何信息示意一个女孩有婚前性行为，那么她将被社会排斥。
• They were reunited with their mother after the war, but the family was destitute, and ostracised by other Germans for their father's treachery.
  他们团聚与他们的母亲后，战争，但家庭贫困，排斥和其他德国人对于其父亲的奸诈。
• And his compatriot Adriano is being ostracised by Internazionale team-mates after again being spotted in a nightclub on the eve of match day.
  而他的同胞阿德里亚诺也因为在比赛前一日被发现出没于夜总会而被国米队友排斥在外。
• In Edwardian England, Louis Mazzini is the son of a woman ostracised by her aristocratic family for eloping with an Italian opera singer.
  夏尔冯特家族第十代公爵的母亲是英国夏尔冯特公爵七世的女儿，和意大利歌剧演员私奔。
• His father's reputation means that he has been ostracised by the wealthy and powerful bin Laden family and is under surveillance by the security services in Saudi Arabia.
  他父亲的名声意味着他是富裕和强大的本。拉登家族的放逐者，并处在沙特阿拉伯保安部门的密切监视中。