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

• They've tabled a motion criticising the Government for doing nothing about the problem.
  他们提交了一项动议，批评政府在该问题上无所作为。
• But criticising an American company comes easier than deferring to critics of the police.
  但是批评一家美国公司要比听从对警察的批评容易得多。
• Criticising Washington for being irrational about tax and spending a year from a presidential election is about as pointless as admonishing a box full of frogs.
  在距离总统大选还有一年时批评华盛顿对税收和消费问题不够理性，就像警告一箱青蛙一样毫无意义。
• 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。
• I thought my Granta story was just fine as it was; I didn't want to see actors impersonating my parents and audiences criticising them.
  我认为我的《授权》杂志上的故事像它现在的状态就是很好的；我不想看到演员装扮我的父母还有观众批评他们。
• I have read this article again and I don't see that it is criticising China or telling China what to do.
  我再次的阅读这篇文章，而不觉得它在批评中国或者告诉中国应该怎么做。
• Try to refrain from criticising others who do not see eye to eye with you.
  要避免去批判其他人，那些与你意见并不一致的人。
• Criticising all with hardly more reverence than the Indian would feel for the clerical band, the judicial robe, the pillory, the gallows, the fireside, or the church.
  她几乎和印第安人一样，以不屑的态度批评牧师的丝带，法官的黑袍，颈手枷，绞刑架，家庭或教会。
• Should I, I wondered, stop criticising their frozen foreheads and follow their lead?
  我不知道自己是不是也该停止批评她们那僵硬的额头，去效仿她们呢？
• 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。