recrimination

recrimination

[rɪˌkrɪmɪˈneɪʃn]

n.相互指责，吵架;反诉;揭丑;

复数： recriminations

英文例句/中文翻译：

1、

When Congress reconvenes after a summer of recrimination, it is liable to be no less divided than before.

议员们一个夏季互相揭丑，当重新聚首时，分歧不会比以前有所缩小。

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2、

Great Britain at the turn of the 19th century had been marked by similar diffidence, despair and recrimination when Germany and the US were emerging on the world scene.

19世纪初，当德国和美国开始在世界舞台上崛起时，英国表现出同样的症状：缺乏自信、绝望、一遭到指责就反唇相讥。

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3、

Today, with recovery far from secure, the mood has shifted to one of recrimination ( on currency misalignments) and lassitude ( on financial regulation and other unfinished business).

如今，复苏远未站稳脚跟，各方的情绪却已转向指责（有关汇率失调）和倦怠（有关金融监管和其它未尽事宜）。

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