reproaches

n.

批评的话语( reproach的名词复数 )；带来羞辱的人或事；羞耻；丢脸

v.

责备( reproach的第三人称单数 )；内疚；

beyond reproach无可指责；无瑕疵的

above reproach无可指责；完美

1. His reply sounded to me like a reproach.
   他的回答在我听来象是责备。
2. Her behaviour was above/beyond reproach.
   她的行为是无可指责的。
3. His reply sounded to her like a reproach.
   他的回答在她听来像是责备。
4. A coward is a reproach to an army.
   懦夫是军队的耻辱。
5. This dirt is a reproach to the city.
   肮脏是城市的耻辱。
6. He brought reproach on himself by cheating in the exam.
   他考试作弊，自己给自己带来耻辱。

1. She reproached her husband for having forgotten their wedding anniversary.
   她责怪丈夫忘了他们的结婚周年纪念日。

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