criticise sb/sth
直接跟批评的对象。
She criticised the government's decision.
她批评了政府的决定。
批评;指责;挑剔
评论;评价(文艺作品等);以评论家的身份行事。;挑毛病;批评;指出真实或想象的缺陷。;吹毛求疵
to express disapproval of someone or something; to point out faults
以评论家的身份行事。
act as a critic
挑毛病;批评;指出真实或想象的缺陷。
find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws
一般现在时
She criticises his work regularly.
她经常批评他的工作。
一般过去时
They criticised the new policy yesterday.
他们昨天批评了新政策。
现在进行时
He is criticising the report right now.
他正在批评这份报告。
这是一个规则动词,常用于表达对某事物的批评。
The teacher criticised the student's essay for being too vague.
老师批评学生的论文过于含糊。
用法提示:criticised 是 criticise 的过去式,表示指出缺点或错误。
Many people criticise the government for not doing enough to protect the environment.
许多人批评政府没有采取足够措施保护环境。
用法提示:criticise 作为及物动词,后接批评的对象和原因。
She is always criticising her colleagues behind their backs.
她总是在背后批评同事。
用法提示:criticising 是现在分词形式,用于进行时态,表示频繁的行为。
直接跟批评的对象。
She criticised the government's decision.
她批评了政府的决定。
指出原因,后接名词或动名词。
He criticised me for being late.
他因我迟到而批评我。
用as引出批评的具体内容。
The report was criticised as inaccurate.
该报告被批评为不准确。
blame 强调归咎责任,语气较直接,而 criticise 更侧重分析缺点。
condemn 语气更强烈,正式,常用于公开场合。
censure 用于正式场合,如官方或机构,语气比 criticise 重。
denounce 强调公开性,带有道德或政治色彩。
reproach 含有失望或伤心成分,语气较温和。
grammar · medium
易错句子He criticised on me.
正确表达He criticised me.
动词 'criticise' 是及物动词,后面直接跟宾语,不需要介词。中文的'批评某人'翻译成英语时,常受母语影响误加介词'on',但英语中'criticise'直接接人。
grammar · medium
易错句子He gave me a criticise.
正确表达He gave me criticism.
'criticise' 是动词,不能用作名词。表示'批评'这个行为的名词是'criticism'。此处应使用名词'criticism',搭配'give'。
criticise 常指单纯的指责或挑剔,而 critique 强调对作品或理论进行详细、客观的分析评价。
强烈批评
Many people strongly criticised the new policy.
许多人强烈批评这项新政策。
公开批评
The CEO publicly criticised the board's decision.
首席执行官公开批评董事会的决定。
因...批评某人
She criticised him for being late.
她因他迟到而批评他。
严厉批评
The teacher harshly criticised the student's work.
老师严厉批评了学生的作业。
广泛批评
The proposal was widely criticised by experts.
该提案受到专家们的广泛批评。
批评政府
Opposition parties often criticise the government's policies.
反对党经常批评政府的政策。
在背后批评某人
She always criticises her colleagues behind their backs.
她总是在背后批评她的同事。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.