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expropriate [eksˈprəʊprıeıt] 动词 trans
I. expatriate [eksˈpætrıeıt] 动词 trans
II. expatriate [eksˈpætrıeıt, eksˈpætrııt] 名词
excommunicate [ˌekskəˈmjuːnıkeıt] 动词 trans
- ▶ excommunication [ˈekskəˌmjuːnıˈkeıʃən] 名词
repatriate [riːˈpætrıeıt] 动词 trans
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
They insisted, those educated women and men, that gifted and talented programs excoriated the self-confidence of children who couldn't or didn't get into those programs.
articles.baltimoresun.com Not only militias, but all critics of big government are excoriated in the book.
en.wikipedia.org But most of all, he excoriated the churchmen.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk As a result, he was both excoriated by his legal opponents and hailed as a hero by many independent inventors.
en.wikipedia.org More specifically, the chapters excoriated the church for supplanting in an unnecessarily destructive way the great culture that preceded it and for the outrage of practicing religious intolerance and warfare.
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