rubbish an idea
collocation痛斥某个想法
He rubbished my idea before I could explain it.
我还没来得及解释，他就痛斥了我的想法。
抨击；痛斥；严厉批评
rubbishes — third person singular of rubbish
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抨击；痛斥；严厉批评
criticize someone or something strongly
The critics rubbished the new film as dull and predictable.
评论家们猛烈抨击这部新电影，称其乏味且毫无新意。
多用于英式英语，指用言语猛烈批评
猛烈攻击
attack strongly
rubbish
Base
原形
rubbishes
3rd person
第三人称单数
rubbishing
-ing
现在分词
rubbished
Past
过去式
rubbished
Past participle
过去分词
She often rubbishes her colleagues' ideas.
她经常批评同事的想法。
The critic rubbished the film in his review.
评论家在评论中猛烈抨击了这部电影。
动词：猛烈批评，攻击
She rubbishes every idea that doesn't come from her.
她猛烈抨击每一个不是她提出的想法。
Don't rubbish his work until you've seen the whole project.
在你看到整个项目之前，不要痛斥他的工作。
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痛斥某个想法
He rubbished my idea before I could explain it.
我还没来得及解释，他就痛斥了我的想法。
抨击某事物，称之为……
The scientists rubbished the report as completely unscientific.
科学家们抨击该报告完全不科学。
遭到评论家的抨击
The novel was rubbished by critics.
这部小说遭到了评论家的抨击。
公开抨击
She publicly rubbished the accusations.
她公开痛斥了这些指控。
遭到猛烈抨击
The government's latest policy was roundly rubbished.
政府的最新政策遭到猛烈抨击。
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把对手视作rubbish(垃圾)来猛烈抨击——记住名词'垃圾'变动词就是'痛斥'。
语域：informal 常见场景：日常对话、非正式评论 rubbish 表示“抨击、痛斥”时属于非正式用法，多用于英式英语口语或非正式评论中，指强烈批评某人或某事。
All listed words contain the spelling '-ish', but only snobbish shares the exact final '-bbish' /bɪʃ/ chunk with rubbish. Snobbish, polish and radish are two-syllable words with an unstressed /ɪʃ/ ending, but their stressed vowels (/ɒ/, /ɒ/, /æ/) differ from rubbish's /ʌ/, so they do not rhyme with it. Fish and dish are single-syllable /ɪʃ/ words and are not rhymes either. Cabbage looks like it might follow the same pattern because of the double 'b' and '-age', but it ends in /dʒ/, not /ʃ/.
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