shrift

英 [ʃrɪft]

美 [ʃrɪft]

网络  忏悔; 承认; 认罪; 悔悟

法律

BNC.19296 / COCA.23044

习惯用语

n.

give sb/sth/get short shrift
• 不重视（或同情）；不受重视（或同情）
  to give sb/get little attention or sympathy

英英释义

noun

• the act of being shriven

双语例句

• Ann came to me with a lot of complaints about the company, but I gave her short shrift and told her not to be silly.
  安来到我这里，对公司抱怨连天。但我不理她并告诉她别傻。
• He gave short shrift to criticisms of Government policy.
  他毫不关心人们对政府政策所提出的批评。
• Have you got leave to go to shrift to-day?
  你已经得到准许今天去忏悔吗？
• He is man condemned to a short shrift by his doctor.
  他是被医生判定活不了几天的人。
• Of this breed we can make short shrift.
  这个品种，我们能很快解决。
• The new Labor Party seems to accept closer European integration with enthusiasm and to give left-wing extremists short shrift.
  英国工党似乎乐于接受欧洲一体化，但对左翼极端分子则漠然置之。
• The proposal was given short shrift by most of the other countries, some of which felt it would reward Pyongyang for its actions.
  多数其它国家对中国的提议反应冷淡，有些国家觉得，这无异于奖励平壤方面的行为。
• Deutsche has for decades been part of the fabric of the German economy; any banking reform from Brussels which puts the integrity of the national flag-carrier at risk is likely to get short shrift in Berlin.
  几十年以来德意志银行一直是德国经济结构的一部分，任何来自欧盟的银行业改革方案将国家经济旗手的完整性至于风险之中都可能会在德国遭到冷遇。
• The industry got short shrift in the wake of the Kyoto Protocol, being excluded from most subsidy and carbon trading schemes.
  京都议定书（kyotoprotocol）之后，该行业一直受到冷遇，被排除在大多数补贴及碳交易计划之外。
• The house will give short shrift to the bill.
  议会对此案将不予考虑。