rail at/against，怒斥；责骂；抱怨

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rail²
◙verb
1. 1 [T] to enclose or separate an area with rails
• 用栏杆把…围起; 把…隔开;
--› cordon off :
»rail sth off / in
»The police railed off the area where the accident happened.
警察用围栏把事发现场隔开。
2. [I,T] [formal] to complain angrily about something, especially something that you think is very unfair
• 怒斥; 抱怨:
▪ [+ against / at ]
»Consumers rail against the way companies fix prices.
消费者谴责公司的定价方式


Florida Sen. Rick Scott railed at the Biden administration Tuesday, accusing the White House of "constant lies" — including its signature infrastructure measure and a proposed social program and climate spending package.


rail
verb  
~ (at / against sth / sb) (formal)  to complain about sth / sb in a very angry way
   怒斥；责骂；抱怨
   SYN   rage :
  ▪ [V]
   She railed against the injustice of it all.
   她大骂此事太不公正。
  ▪ [also V speech]
PHRASAL VERBS
▪ ˌrail sth 'in / 'off
   to separate an area or object from others by placing rails around it
   用围栏围住；用围栏隔开