critic

美音：[ˈkritik] 英音：['krɪtɪk]

简单释义：

n.评论家；反对者；批评者

网络批评家；鉴定家；评论者

变形：

复数：critics

完整释义：

1.批评家,评论家,评论员
2.反对者;批评者

例句：

Listen to what a critic is saying. Really listen, try to understand that point of view, don't just nod while you formulate your retorts.
听一听批评者在说什么。真正倾听，试图了解观点，不要一边点头，一边准备自己的反驳。
It's easy to become your own biggest critic, especially when you think others are doing better than you are.
人很容易成为自己的最大的批判者，特别是你认为别人做得比你好的时候。
When the critic returned from prison , the king showed him some of his stories again and asked him what he thought of them .
当他走出牢房后，国王又拿一些他写的故事给他看并问他认为怎么样？。
But it did not mean there was no value in Dickens' critic on the prison.
但这并不意味狄更斯对监狱的道德批判是没有价值的。
I cannot pretend to know how writing ought to be done, or what a wise critic would advise me to do with a view to improving my own writing.
我不能装作深谙成文之道，或是尽悉一个来自于某个智慧的评论家能够改进我写作的建议。
The Times media critic recalled spending a day with him for a 1979 magazine profile.
《泰晤士报》媒介批评家回忆了为一本1979年杂志概要与他所共度的一天。
One British critic said "He use all his might to pursue the most simple and ordinary thing in the world, which is the Sun. "
一位英国评论家说：“他用全部精力追求了一件世界上最简单、最普通的东西，这就是太阳。”
He is known for not being a friend to the white House. During the last 8 years he had been a severe critic of the Bush administration.
他素来以不与白宫为伍著名，在过去的8年里，他更是常常对布希政府的作为进行批判。

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