criticising

英 ['krɪtɪ,saɪz]

美

v. 批评；吹毛求疵；非难
criticise的现在分词

现在分词：criticising　

双语例句

• It's like criticising cats for sleeping during the day, or curries for smelling of spices.
  这就像批评猫在白天睡觉，或者用咖喱粉调味充当香料的味道。
• And the fool fell to criticising everything and every one, without in the least changing his manner, or his exclamations.
  于是愚人开始批评每件事每个人，他的方式或他的感叹没有任何一丝毫改变。
• A senior official was stripped of all his privileges for publicly criticising his employer.
  一名高管由于公然批评其老板而被剥夺了所有特权。
• However if you are always criticising them, they are going to wonder what they are doing seeing you.
  但是，如果你总是批评他们，他们是去不知他们在做什么，看到你。
• He also keeps criticising Germany for its reluctance to accept a eurozone bond and to allow the ECB to buy Italian bonds unconditionally.
  他还连续抨击德国不愿接受欧元区债券，不愿让欧洲央行无条件购买意大利债券的行为。
• But a recent article in this paper, criticising the Dodd-Frank act, suggests that he has now recovered his composure.
  但他最近在本报发表的一篇批评《多德-弗兰克法》（dodd-frankact）的文章表明，他已恢复自己的那份沉着镇静。
• Madonna has outraged Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie by criticising their charity work.
  近日，麦当娜因批评布拉德·皮特和安吉丽娜·茱丽的慈善工作而让这对夫妇大为光火。
• We have no problem criticising each other in the dressing room.
  我们没有问题，批评的每个更衣室其他。
• Cracks emerged yesterday in the alliance on climate change formed at the Copenhagen conference last week, with leading developing countries criticising the resulting accord.
  上周在哥本哈根会议上形成的气候变化联盟昨日出现裂痕，一些领先发展中国家对会议达成的协议提出了批评。
• Rather than constantly criticising them or making jokes about their appearance or views, you should encourage them and support them through this time.
  与其不断地批评他们或对自己的外表或意见的笑话，你应该鼓励他们，支持他们度过这段时间。