1.
They used to sizzle each other.
他们过去常常互相谩骂。
2.
persuaded the parties to quit slanging and come to the Bargaining taBle.
劝说各政党停止互相谩骂并坐到谈判桌上来
3.
What started as a well-conducted argument, soon developed into a slanging match.
开始时的正常辩论很快便发展成了互相谩骂。
4.
They soon sank to simple name-calling.
他们很快就到了相互谩骂的地步。
5.
As they hurled invectives, they barely looked at each other.
他们谩骂时，互相间几乎连看都不看一眼。
6.
Neil: No, each side were blaming the other for not honoring their employment contract. The press conference ended up in a slanging match, each side shouting at the other.
尼尔：没有，他们互相指摘对方不遵守雇用合同。记者招待会最后变成谩骂比赛，双方相对咆哮。
7.
Each believed that he knew just what the beast looked like; and they called each other names because they could not agree.
每人都认为只有自己了解大象。由于不能统一看法，他们就相互谩骂起来。
8.
Internet chatrooms are full of vituperative anti-foreign sentiment.
互联网聊天室里充斥着谩骂式的反外情绪。
9.
A bitter, abusive denunciation.
谩骂一种辛辣的、谩骂性的斥责
10.
Fire off a string of abuse
发出一连串的谩骂。
11.
Use of abusive or provocative language
使用谩骂或挑衅语言
12.
a vituperative speech
谩骂性的发言[言词]
13.
Better be ill spoken of by one before all than by all before one.
宁可让一个谩骂大众，也不能让大众谩骂一人。
14.
To assail with contemptuous, coarse, or insulting words;revile.
辱骂，毁谤用蔑视、粗俗或侮辱性的话攻击；谩骂
15.
On the other hand, these broadcasts and newspapers pull out all the stops in slandering and vilifying some of our friends.
而对有些朋友则放肆地污蔑谩骂。
16.
a torrent of abuse, insults, questions, etc
滔滔不绝的谩骂、 凌辱、 问题等.
17.
If you lose in an argument, you can still call your opponent manes.
即使输了一场辩论，你仍可谩骂对手。
18.
You are best not to nag or criticize.
最好不要喋喋不休或是指责谩骂。