haranguing
He continued in his customary, haranguing style.
他继续以他一贯的夸夸其谈的手法讲下去。
Jim Carrey said:“Brad was constantly haranguing me.
金.凯瑞：“布拉德总是不停地问我：‘你吻她了吗，你吻她了吗？’
The point was she should have stopped haranguing me.
关健是她应该打消吵吵嚷嚷要说服我的念头。
Would Sir Alex Ferguson have resisted haranguing the referee?
难道弗爵爷没有攻击过裁判吗？
Shades of Hitler!' I thought, as I listened to the dictator haranguing the crowd.
那个独裁者向群众声嘶力竭地训话, 我一听就想到, ‘真像希特勒!’
In America, too, politicians are haranguing oil bosses and calling for tax cuts.
在美国也是一样，政客们正慷慨激昂地对着石油巨头们发表演说，并呼吁减税。
With the exception of Enjolras and Marius, who held their peace, all were haranguing rather at hap-hazard.
同学们之间的谈话有时是会有这种平静的喧嚷的。
Jim Carrey said:“Brad was constantly haranguing me.Did you kiss her, did you kiss her?
金.凯瑞：“布拉德.皮特来过那么一两次吧，他总是故作夸张地盘问我：‘你吻她了吗，你吻她了吗？’
The only hard parts are dealing with haranguing from idiots and trying to find something to eat at restaurants.
唯一的困难是要和一些人激烈的争辩和到餐厅找东西吃.
On a scarlet-draped platform an orator of the Inner Party, a small lean man with disproportionately long arms and a large bald skull over which a few lank locks straggled, was haranguing the crowd.
在用红布装饰的台上，一个核心党的党员在发表演讲，他是个瘦小的人，胳臂却长得出奇，与身材不合比例，光秃的大脑袋上只有少数几绺头发。
The goons have spent days in NGO offices haranguing staff to hand over sensitive documents and computer files which, they suspect, could have been used as evidence against Mr Bashir.
受雇佣的暴徒们多日来呆在非政府组织的办公室内，要求员工们交出敏感文件和计算机文档，他们怀疑这些可能会被当做反对巴希尔先生的证据。
She was haranguing Mademoiselle Baptistine on a subject which was familiar to her and to which the Bishop was also accustomed.The question concerned the lock upon the entrance door.
她正和“姑娘”谈着一个她所熟悉而主教也听惯了的问题，那就是关于大门的门闩问题。
`Shades of Hitler!' I thought, as I listened to the dictator haranguing the crowd.
那个独裁者向群众声嘶力竭地训话，我一听就想到，｀真像希特勒!＇
haranguing the troops before a battle
临作战时向士兵作慷慨激昂的讲话.
1，Jim Carrey said:“Brad was constantly haranguing me.
金.凯瑞：“布拉德总是不停地问我：‘你吻她了吗，你吻她了吗？’
She was haranguing Mademoiselle Baptistine on a subject which was familiar to her and to which the Bishop was also accustomed
她正和“姑娘”谈着一个她所熟悉而主教也听惯了的问题