berating

英 [bɪˈreɪtɪŋ]

美 [bɪˈreɪtɪŋ]

v.  痛斥; 严厉指责
berate的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 怒斥；训斥
  If youberatesomeone, you speak to them angrily about something they have done wrong.
  1. Marion berated Joe for the noise he made.
     玛丽昂严厉斥责乔吵吵闹闹。

英英释义

noun

• a severe rebuke
  1. he deserved the berating that the coach gave him
  Synonym:blowing up

双语例句

• He deserved the berating that the coach gave him.
  他受到教练的狠狠训斥。
• In an unusually public denunciation, Chinese media quoted the Commission berating state companies for frittering away cash.
  在一次不同寻常的公开谴责中，中国媒体引用国资委的话斥责国企浪费金钱。
• For most of his time in Beijing, the US Treasury secretary was on the defensive, justifying us policies rather than berating those of China.
  在北京之行的大部分时间里，这位美国财长采取守势，为美国的政策辩护，而非指责中国的政策。
• Then all of a sudden he turned dark and started berating us, saying we would never get the beauty of this sort of thing.
  尔后，他的脸色突然变得阴沉起来，开始训斥我们，他说我们永远都无法体会这玩意的美妙之处。
• The wife was loudly berating her husband in a restaurant.
  在一家饭馆里妻子大声地斥责丈夫。
• I have stopped berating my personality self.
  我已经停止苛责自己的人格特性。
• He has alienated civil servants by publicly berating them and threatening to cull their numbers in the interests of efficiency.
  通过公开批评公务人员，李明博疏远了他们。为提高行政效率，李明博威胁裁减公务人员数量。
• Stop berating yourself for old mistakes.
  不要因为过去的错误而自责。
• Ars è ne has possibly encouraged this because earlier in the season he was berating two or three teams for being overly physical in their games against his side.
  温格也许喜欢这样，因为赛季早期他们就是用这种方式赢了几场球。
• Every China expert will tell you that nothing can be gained by publicly berating the Chinese over sensitive issues.
  每一位中国通都会说，在敏感问题上公开数落中方，不会有任何收获。