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

• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• I love drawing, and I have a hard time criticising others'work as well.
  我爱绘画，倒不如让我用更多的时间给别人的画挑毛病。
• I am not criticising you, I just want my student to be a better speaker.
  我不是在批评你，我只是希望我的学生能够成为更好的演说家。
• 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。
• His military lawyer, Major Michael Mori, has been threatened with prosecution for harshly criticising the tribunals.
  而其军事律师，少校迈克尔·莫里则因为对军事法庭的尖刻批评将面临被起诉的威胁。
• 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。
• The offence charged was not that of criticising institutions, or the acts or persons of rulers, but of circulating what was deemed an immoral doctrine, the lawfulness of Tyrannicide.
  条例中所指的罪行不是对制度的批评，也不是对统治者的行动或人格的批评，而是传播一种被指为不道德的教养，即认为诛弑暴君具有合法性质的教义。