英语释义

• act as a critic;

  "Those who criticize others often are not perfect, either"

• find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws;

  "The paper criticized the new movie"

  "Don't knock the food--it's free"

片语

admonish criticise程度类比

find quarrel in a straw吹毛求疵；找碴儿

Method of Criticise批评方法

to criticise批评

Criticise Me批评我吧

to criticize批评

carp and criticise吹毛求疵

Who criticise your government那批评你的政府的人

Criticise And Supervise批评和监督

英汉例句

• She does not criticise rivals who make toys there.

  她并不批评那些在中国生产玩具的竞争对手。

• Governments have been reluctant to criticise each other in public, let alone to mete out fines.

  各国政府连公开地互相批评都不愿意，更别说交罚款了。

• These figures suggest that Japanese managers are paying attention to investors who criticise them for holding on to cash rather than returning it to shareholders.

  上述数据显示出，日本经理人正在关注那些批评公司持有现金而不向股东返还的投资者。

• The academics criticise initial proposals by the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), America「s new guardian against systemic risk, on how to identify the firms it should worry about.

  学术界批评金融服务失察委员会的初始提议，委员会是美国针对系统性风险的新监护人，它应该担心如何鑒定那些公司。

• People who criticise the movement can face nasty smear campaigns.

  批评运动的人必须面对的恶毒的诽谤。

• To put it simply, there is no other way to criticise art - unless you believe in an absolute cultural standard.

  简单说来，因为没有其他更好的方式去批评艺术——除非你相信存在绝对的艺术标準。

• She observes that a forthcoming report from America」s government Accountability Office will criticise the government for its lack of public warnings about such risks.

  她说美国政府责任办公室的一份即将发布的报告会批评美国政府没有就此列危险警告公众。

• Just this week, Zambia「s minister of information asserted that state-run media should not criticise the government.

  就在这个星期，赞比亚新闻部长声称国有媒体不应该批评政府。

• We have not said that no one should criticise us... I welcome criticism.

  我们没有说人们不能批评我们……我欢迎批评。

• But children」s charities criticise the government for making insufficient use of the existing law.

  但是相关儿童慈善团体批评说政府并未充分利用目前已有的法律。

• She picked fights with 「frightened zombies」, as she called her fellow intellectuals, and yet was mortally offended when anybody dared to criticise her writing.

  她常常挑她称作「吓坏的僵尸」的同事们的刺，而一旦有人胆敢批评她的作品，她必定暴跳如雷。

• You did not criticise your parents; instead, you helped with the housework.

  你不一定批评父母，但可以帮助父母做家务。

• At one point, when I am saying that if he wants to criticise the British as well as the Americans, go ahead, I have broad shoulders, his answer sounds quite rude: 「so what?」

  有一次，当我问到他是否想批评英国和美国，我说我对此都可以接受，他似乎有点粗暴地回答：「什么？」

• But they also criticise Mr Obama for overreaching himself by trying to force the Israeli leader to do something that was-they nearly all agree-impossible.

  但他们也批评奥巴马有些事做过了头，因为他试图迫使以色列领导人做一些——左翼人士几乎一致认为——不可能的事。

• But this makes it hard for the other ECOWAS members to criticise Nigeria.

  但是，这使得其他西共体成员很难批评尼日利亚。

• Some Guatemalans mistrust her because of her past association with the Marxist guerrillas; others criticise her recent closeness to Mr Berger「s government.

  有些危地马拉人并不信任她，原因就是她过去曾同马克思主义游击队结盟，其他人则批评她最近亲近博尔赫政府。

• Even South Africa, whose spineless President, Thabo Mbeki, is still refusing to criticise Mr Mugabe outright, has begun to turn against him.

  甚至连南非都开始反对他了，南非总统塔博·姆贝基是个软弱的家伙，他一直拒绝直率的批评穆加贝先生。

• It may seem churlish to criticise projects that seek to catch up with the world」s market leader when Europe is struggling to improve its use of it.

  当欧洲正在努力改进其对IT的应用，想要追上世界市场领头羊美国的时候，对它的这种批评也许显得很粗暴。

• Mr Zuma also plans to bring back the apartheid-era’s hated schools inspectors, but in future they will be called 「assessors」 and required to support teachers as well as criticise them.

  祖马总统也计划恢复种族隔离制度时期大家深恶痛绝的学校监察员制度，但未来，将称他们为「顾问」，而且他们的工作既包括批评也包括支持老师的工作。

• If someone is exceptionally bright then it should be congratulated - we shouldn't criticise them for not being attractive.

  但如果有人超漂亮那就应该祝贺-我们不应该批评他们没有吸引力。

• It will also criticise ministers for refusing to give evidence.

  它也将对部长们拒绝给予证言提出批评。

• Just now, many people will criticise regulation for being too lax.

  也许目前会有很多人批评监管过于宽松。

• Mr Vermes, who was close to that research effort, finds good reason to criticise it for slowness and carelessness-but no ground to assert a conspiracy.

  维尔·麦希先生对于那次研究有近距离的了解，他有理有据的对该次研究的缓慢和粗疏做了批评，但他不认为阴谋论的说法有根据。

• To criticise computing for a lack of innovation sounds odd.

  批评计算机业缺乏创新，这听起来还挺古怪的。

• Sensitivities are so acute that to criticise the players’ values, discipline or team spirit—one philosopher called them 「a gang of yobs with the morals of the mafia」—is to be accused of racism.

  球队敏感度是如此之高以至于批评球员的价值、纪律或者队伍精神也算是带有种族性质的职责，有位哲学家把他们称为「一伙带有黑手党精神的粗俗年轻人」。