recrimination信息详情
n.反责，反控；（互相）指责，批评（常复数）
In the spiral of distrust and recrimination, countries that are dissatisfied with the world will be tempted to change it-if necessary by force.───在互不信任和相互指责的恶性循环中，对这个世界不满意的国家就会禁不住想要去改变它——如果必要的话，会通过武力去改变它。
We spent the rest of the evening in mutual recrimination.───我们后来一晚上都在相互指责。
Amid mutual suspicion and recrimination after a row about IRA spying at Stormont, the experiment in power-sharing broke down in October 2002.───在就爱尔兰共和军在斯托蒙特进行情报活动一事发生争执后，双方相互猜忌，彼此谴责。分权的尝试也因此于2002年10月宣告失败。
Although responsibility for the accident plainly lies with BP, a slick of recrimination now laps around the White House too.───尽管事故责任明显得由英国石油公司承担，但是白宫目前也笼罩在相互指责声中。
The negotiation broke down in an atmosphere of recrimination.───谈判在互相指责的气氛中破裂了。
But if they are allowed to destroy the conference in a blaze of recrimination, the only victors will be Iran and North Korea.───如果允许他们在互相指责中破坏大会，受益者将仅会是伊朗和朝鲜。
In the ensuing chaos and recrimination, the survival of the EU and its single market would be in jeopardy.───接踵而至的混乱以及揭丑使欧盟和它单一市场的生存陷入困境。
There is a win-win way out, but American and Chinese politicians both need to see through the haze of mutual recrimination to recognize it.───双赢的出路是存在的，但中美两国的政治家都需要洞穿相互指责的雾霭，方能意识到这一纾解之道。
If you feel you have done something wrong or have mishandled a situation, relax and start all over again without self-recrimination.───如果你感觉自己犯了错误，应该尽量放轻松一些并在不自责的情况下重新再来。