criticize

中英词典

criticize (v.)

1. 英 [ˈkrɪtɪˌsaɪz] 美 [ˈkrɪtɪˌsaɪz]

2. 批评，指责

criticize (adj.)

1. 批评性的

criticize (n.)

1. 批评家

词语辨析

criticize 和 blame 的区别：

1. criticize 指对行为、观点等进行评价，通常是客观地指出其不足之处或错误；

2. blame 强调对某人负有责任或过错。

词汇扩充

1. criticism (n.) 批评

2. critical (adj.) 批评的

近义词

1. censure (v.) 责难

2. condemn (v.) 谴责

反义词

1. praise (v.) 赞扬

2. commend (v.) 表扬

柯林斯词典

to criticize (criticizes, criticized, criticizing, criticized)

If you criticize someone or something, you express your disapproval of them by saying what you think is wrong with them.

牛津词典

criticize

Indicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way.

用法

1. She criticized him for his handling of the crisis.

她批评了他在危机处理方面的表现。

2. It is easy to criticize, but what would you have done in that situation?

批评很容易，但在那种情况下你会怎么做呢？

3. The report was criticized for its lack of thoroughness.

这份报告因为不够彻底而受到批评。

4. The opposition party criticized the government's new economic policies.

反对党批评了政府的新经济政策。

5. He is quick to criticize but slow to praise.

他很容易批评，但不怎么表扬。

6. I don't want to criticize, but I think there are some flaws in your plan.

我不想批评，但我认为你的计划有一些缺陷。

7. The teacher criticized the students for not paying attention in class.

老师批评学生们没有在课堂上注意听讲。

8. The film was criticized for its poor plot and acting.

这部电影因剧情和表演不佳而受到批评。

9. She is often criticized for being too harsh on her employees.

她经常因对员工太过苛刻而受到批评。

10. Politicians are used to being criticized by the media.

政治家们习惯了被媒体批评。