criticise

美音：['krɪtɪsaɪz] 英音：['krɪtɪsaɪz]

简单释义：

v.批评；批判；挑剔；指责

变形：

完整释义：

1.批评

例句：

The company started to criticise the deal in public and lobby China Eastern's shareholders to vote against it.
因此，国航开始公开批评此项交易，并游说东航股东们投票反对。
He countered that the Czech Republic and Poland, which had very few Muslims, did not criticise Israel.
他反驳说，只有极少穆斯林的捷克和波兰，从不批评以色列。
This forbidding figure speaks in the voice of your deepest doubt, your greatest fear or your own propensity to criticise yourself.
这个难以接近的形象来自于你内心深处的质疑、你最大的恐惧或者“谴责自己”这一倾向。
Alarm about this is rising to the point where business representatives are increasingly prepared to criticise policy publicly.
关于这个问题的忧虑情绪已经上升到一定高度，以致商界代表日趋准备公开批评政府政策。
Churlish as it may be to criticise those who set out to2 do good, many charities behave as if they were unaccountable.
也许去批评那些一心想做点好事的人是很无礼的，但是许多慈善团体表现地似乎一点责任感都没有。
The lesson is simple. When you are in the club, the church, the movement you do not criticise and you always follow the party line.
这个道理很简单，丹尼在一家俱乐部，就好像是一个教会，如果你总是遵循着教规你就不会收到批判。
Rarer still is the idea that an opposition that sets out to criticise the man in power can count as loyal and patriotic.
认为指责当权者的反对派会忠诚，爱国，这种想法真是太少有了。
as it may be to criticise those who set out to do good, many charities behave as if they were unaccountable.
许多的慈善机构表现得很不负责，虽然我们这样责备这些从事善行的人可能显得不礼貌。

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