criticise

英

美

v.  【参见】criticize

过去分词：criticised　过去式：criticised　现在分词：criticising　第三人称单数：criticises　

IELTSTEM8

BNC.3439

柯林斯词典

• → see:criticize

英英释义

verb

• find fault with
  1. The paper criticized the new movie
  2. Don't knock the food--it's free
  Synonym:knockcriticizepick apart
• act as a critic
  1. Those who criticize others often are not perfect, either
  Synonym:criticize

双语例句

• And some readers will doubtless criticise my less than historically or ethnically precise use of the term Anglo-Saxon.
  一些读者无疑会批评我对盎格鲁-撒克逊这个词的使用有欠历史或人种学的精确。
• Non-profits rarely complain about venture philanthropists, but that may be because they are reluctant to criticise their benefactors.
  非营利机构很少抱怨风险慈善家，但是，那或许是因为它们不愿批评自己的捐赠人。
• It's easy to criticise someone who generates an idea, assumes the risk.
  要批评一个有想法的人很容易，只要假定它有危险。
• "Prince Sudarsana further asked:" In what way do the people of the land criticise me?
  Sudarsana王子进一步问：地上的人会以什么方法批评我？
• "It's frustrating but I can't criticise the players because we deserved to win," said benitez.
  “很让人失望，但是我不能批评队员们，他们已经尽力了，我们应该赢的。”贝尼特斯很无奈。
• 'They criticise me all the time,'wrote one divorced woman.
  “他们一直在批评我，”一个离了婚的女子写道。
• We would not criticise religion or religious freedom.
  我们不会批评宗教或者宗教自由。
• Or if you need to criticise, do it as gently as you can.
  如果你确实需要批评他，那么就尽量做得温和些。
• We should encourage high school students to criticise and evaluate their teachers.
  我们应该鼓励中学生批评和评价他们的老师。
• Politicians do not like to criticise public opinion but everyday public opinion is sometimes a poor guide to policy.
  政界人士不喜欢批评民意，但日常的民意调查有时是一个不好的政策指引。