criticise是什么意思_criticise怎么读_音标'krɪtɪsaɪz

criticise是什么意思音标:英 ['krɪtɪsaɪz]美 ['krɪtəˌsaɪz]

v. 批评, 吹毛求疵, 非难

v find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws
v act as a critic

criticise的用法和例句：

1.I am the last person to criticise your attachment.

我是最不会指摘你情感生活的人

2.done anything you regret. I wasn't criticising you.

让你后悔的事 我不是在批评你

3.That's why I have to stop criticising committed monogamy.

所以我不能再批评忠诚的一夫一妻制了

4.And you see fit to criticise him, to amuse yourself at his expense.

而你卻覺得 批評他 把他當消遣 這樣做合適

5.Nothing, it would seem, and yet you take it upon yourself to criticise.

看起來什么也沒學過 然而你卻自以為有資格對別人評頭論足

6.Christianity, after all, constantly criticised people for being seduced by material wealth.

毕竟 教向来对 受物质财富诱惑的人大加挞伐

7.When you decide to do something useful with your pathetic pttle pfe, then you can criticise me: and not before.

除非你在可悲的生命里 做出一些有用的事 在那之前 你都没资格批评我

8.In the 9th century, priests were criticised for going on pilgrimage just to escape their duties.

在9世纪 有部分牧师因为朝圣动机不纯而受到指责 他们主要是为了逃避职责

9.You know, sideshows have been around in one form or another for hundreds of years, and people criticise them.

雜耍以各種形式存在 已經有數百年了 但人們還是批判它們

10.The assault which left the paper's editor badly beaten and saw one terrorist taken into custody was harshly criticised.

这场导致报纸的编辑被严重殴打 一名恐怖份子被拘留的攻击 遭到各界严重批评