berated

英 [bɪˈreɪtɪd]

美 [bɪˈreɪtɪd]

v.  痛斥; 严厉指责
berate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 怒斥；训斥
  If youberatesomeone, you speak to them angrily about something they have done wrong.
  1. Marion berated Joe for the noise he made.
     玛丽昂严厉斥责乔吵吵闹闹。

双语例句

• LONDON: Renowned violinist Kyung-wha Chung has publicly berated the parents of a coughing child during her first performance here in 12 years, shocking the audience and music critics.
  伦敦：著名小提琴家郑京和时隔12年后在伦敦举办首演，她因观众席上一名孩子咳嗽公然责备其父母的举动吓到了观众和乐评人。
• The important role people played in history can never berated too much.
  人民在历史上所起的作用，无论怎样评价都不会过高。
• Their teacher berated them for being late.
  老师因他们迟到而训斥他们。
• Asian countries have been stamped upon by the west for centuries, he says, and until relatively recently were berated as basket cases unable to feed themselves.
  他表示，几个世纪以来，亚洲国家一直被西方打上烙印，直到不久以前，还一直被斥为不能自力更生的悲剧。
• They berated each other for being selfish beseeched the court to grant a reading of the will.
  他们责骂彼此的自私，并恳求法院准许他们阅读一次遗嘱。
• He neglected key policy areas, most critically the fight against HIV/ Aids, an omission for which he berated himself in retirement.
  他忽视了关键的政策领域，尤其是在抗击艾滋病方面&他在离任后对这一疏漏自责不已。
• The problem is that no matter which classification women fall into they are berated for it.
  问题是不管一个女人被归为哪一类，她都会饱受指责。
• P.Thompson berated him as a traitor to the noble socialist ideals that he once espoused.
  汤普森等强力左翼人士指责柯拉柯夫斯基背叛了他曾一度信奉的社会主义高贵理念。
• His mother berated him for making a mess.
  他因捣乱而被母亲训斥。
• The good girls are considered prudes and berated for not 'putting out' and therefore are seldom the first to get dates.
  好女人通常被认为过于一本正经，且因“放不开”而饱受批评，因此她们不会是男人约会的首选对象。