What if we are ostracised and mocked?

如果我们被排斥和嘲笑呢？

The majority of West Indians who arrived in the UK at the time experienced hardships and felt ostracised.

当时抵达英国的大多数西印度人都经历了艰辛并感到被排斥。

My grandad was a rice farmer and if we didn't know how to cook rice by the age of about seven, you're ostracised.

我爷爷是个稻农，如果我们七岁了还不知道怎么煮饭，就会被家里人排斥。

Though Mr Continetti is no Democrat, his faction—the bookish writers who once staffed the now-defunct Weekly Standard—has been largely ostracised from the modern Republican Party.

尽管康蒂内蒂先生不是民主党人， 但他的派系——曾经为现已解散的《旗帜周刊》工作的书呆子作家——在很大程度上被现代共和党排斥在外。

Centuries ago, English, which seems undogmatic, itself experienced the " inkhorn controversy" , in which some intellectuals freely coined words from Greek and Latin, such as " educate" and " ostracise" .

几个世纪以前，英语本身就经历了“墨水瓶之争”，一些知识分子自由地从希腊语和拉丁语中创造了“educate教育”和“ostracise排斥”等词汇。

Being outed as gay (the effective result of the man's home town and workplace becoming public knowledge in the process of contact-tracing) can lead to people being fired from their jobs and ostracised by friends, family and neighbours.

公开出柜（接触追踪过程中男人的家乡和工作场被公开）可能导致被解雇，并受到朋友、家人和邻居的排斥。

As Philip Graves says: " There is a balance to strike between the extent to which we can feather our own nest, so to speak, and the risk of being ostracised by the group" .

正如 Philip Graves 所说：“可以说， 我们可以在自己的巢穴中占上风的程度与被群体排斥的风险之间取得平衡” 。