admonition

n.

告诫；劝告；轻责；（温和的）责备

复数：admonitions

1. She received an admonition from the boss.
   她受到老板的警告。
2. The typist received an admonition from the supervisor for being careless.
   那个打字员因粗心大意受到监督人的训诫。
3. The students take the admonition from their teacher.
   学生们接受老师的劝告。
4. Isabel listened with extreme respect to this admonition.
   伊莎贝尔非常郑重地听取了这个期望。

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Several Questions of Books on Admonition for Officials in Ancient China
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