尊敬：admire, honour, respect, regard, esteem

劝告：advise, caution, warn, admonish, counsel

成熟：adult, grown-up, mature

前进：advance, progress, proceed, move on, go

好处：advantage, benefit, interest, favour, profit, gain

建议：advice, opinion, proposal, suggestion, recommendation, view

影响：affect, influence, impress

可怕的：afraid, fearful, awful, dreadful, frightful, terrible, horrible, appalling

进攻：aggression, invasion, assault, attack, offensive

苦恼：agony, anguish, torture, grief, misery, distress, sorrow

赞同：agree, consent, approve, comply, subscribe

In the process he took time to admonish Britain’s new government for daring to point out that elements in Pakistan export terrorism and to scold the west for losing "hearts and minds" in its war in Afghanistan.

期间，他对英国新政府所谓的巴基斯坦人制造恐怖主义的观点提出了训诫，还对西方诸国未能在阿富汗战争中全身心投入给予了批评。

That voice is louder in some folks than in others, he notes, but "I always counsel people not to let their inner teenager make career decisions for them."

他还指出：“有些人内心的叛逆声音要比其他人强烈，但我常常忠告人们，不能让内心的叛逆精神左右自己的职业发展。”

When the letters of recommendation for Christopher arrived in the admissions office of a top-ranked business school, they were just about perfect.

克里斯托弗的推荐信到达某所顶尖商学院的招生办公室时，它们几乎堪称完美。

This policy is morally appalling and politically self-defeating.

这项政策在道义上有些骇人听闻，在政治上有些弄巧成拙。

He does not subscribe to the neocon (新保守主义者) dream that America can intimidate (恐吓) every foe and expect the whole world to adopt its values.

他不同意新保守主义认为美国能恐吓一切敌人，期待美国的价值观能放之四海而皆准的幻想。