vt.排挤，排斥

原形：ostracize第三人称单数：ostracizes过去式：ostracized过去分词：ostracized现在分词：ostracizing

The small community tended to ostracize anyone who didn't conform to their traditional values.
这个小社区倾向于排斥任何不遵守他们传统价值观的人。
He was ostracized by his colleagues after it was discovered that he had leaked confidential information.
在发现他泄露了机密信息后，他被同事们排斥了。
The school has a zero-tolerance policy for bullying, ensuring that no child feels ostracized or isolated.
学校对欺凌采取零容忍政策，确保没有孩子感到被排斥或孤立。
After her controversial statements, the celebrity found herself increasingly ostracized by the public and media.
在发表了有争议的言论后，这位名人发现自己越来越被公众和媒体所排斥。
In ancient Athens, citizens could be ostracized through a democratic process called ostracism, temporarily banishing them from the city-state.
在古雅典，公民可以通过一种名为陶片放逐法的民主程序被暂时流放，实质上是被社会排斥。
The athlete's unsportsmanlike behavior led to him being ostracized by his team and fans alike.
这位运动员的不体育道德行为导致他被队友和粉丝们一同排斥。
The new student felt ostracized because she couldn't speak the local language fluently.
新来的学生因为不能流利地说当地语言而感到被排挤。
After the scandal, the politician was effectively ostracized from all future political events.
丑闻之后，这位政治家实际上被排斥在所有未来的政治活动之外。
The whistleblower was initially ostracized but later hailed as a hero for exposing corruption.
告密者最初被排斥，但后来因其揭露腐败行为而被誉为英雄。
The artist's unconventional style made it difficult for her to gain acceptance in the traditional art world; she often felt ostracized.
这位艺术家的非传统风格使她在传统的艺术界难以获得认可；她常常感到被排斥。