screed

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The screed is: transparency is okay except for those things they don’t want to be transparent.
他們反復(fù)說，公開透明沒問題除了那些他們不希望被公開和透明化的。
The statement was accompanied by a photograph of Bashar al-Assad, Syria's president, as well as an anti-American screed.
亂碼還伴隨有敘利亞總統(tǒng) 巴沙爾·阿薩德的照片同時還有一篇冗長的反美的文章。
Many assumed he wrote the screed because Rooney's longtime habit of writing or speaking plainly on sensitive topics had left him open to attacks in the past by activist groups.
很多人都誤認為他寫了這篇文章，這是因為魯尼長期以來的寫作和談話習(xí)慣，總是直截了當(dāng)?shù)靥接懨舾性掝}，這也使得他容易受到激進主義團體的攻擊。

You prove to your teacher that you understand the authors by being able to put their meaning in other words -in other words, to say the author is intending to say something, not just that the text says something and this is what it says, with your exam then being one long screed of quotation.
你們用自己的話寫出文章的含義,以此向老師證明你們理解作者的意圖,換句話說，要告訴老師作者想表達什么，而不僅僅是文本說的什么內(nèi)容，然后在試卷上來一大段,冗長的引用。
耶魯公開課 - 文學(xué)理論導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選

The pro-whaling screed was approved by a much thinner margin: 33 votes to 32.
ECONOMIST: A return to commercial whaling remains unlikely
Not one of these had any incentive to produce anything but an alarmist screed.
FORBES: The EPA To The Greens: So Sue Us!
This screed against the 410(k) mentality, however, is not a call for expansion of government programs.
FORBES: 401(k) World: A Deeper Look into Tom Friedman's Nightmare

(WRITING) a long piece of writing, especially one that is boring or expresses an unreasonably strong opinion
(IN BUILDING) a level layer of concrete used when laying a floor