中文翻译与英英解释

n.
1.猛烈爆发。
2.严厉谴责。

the act of exploding with noise and violence; "his fulminations frightened the horses"

thunderous verbal attack
同义词：diatribe,

*Fulmination or fulminates are chemical compounds which include the fulminate ion.

例句与用法

It certainly meant a new militancy and a militancy of action , not the passive fulminations of the demi - militants . this was for watts
这无疑意味着新的战斗性，不是半战斗性的。人们不是消极的谴责，而是积极行动的战斗性。这是瓦茨所需要的。

Here it comes , i think , bracing myself for a classic norman fulmination on how basic design flaws in ordinary objects are the true sources of most “ human error . ” after all , such cantankerous critiques in his 1988 book the psychology of everyday things were what brought him international fame outside the narrow field of cognitive science
毕竟，诺曼之所以能超越认知科学这个小小的领域而扬名国际，就是因为他在1988年出版的《设计心理学》一书中，秉持这种唱反调的评论。