badmouth

badmouth

美 [ˈbædˌmaʊθ] 　英 ['bæd.maʊθ]

• v.诋毁；给…脸上抹黑；严厉批评
• 网络唱衰；恶意攻击

词形变化

第三人称单数：badmouths  现在分词：badmouthing  过去式：badmouthed  

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英汉解释

v.	1. 诋毁,贬低;给...脸上抹黑;严厉批评

英英解释

v.	1. to criticize someone or something

例句

Don't badmouth your employer or any of your co-workers to your replacement.

不要向接替你工作的人说上司或者同事的坏话。

You're a real nitwit. How could you badmouth his girlfriend in his face?

你真是个糊涂虫。你怎么能当他的面说他女朋友的坏话呢。

Be vague, so it sounds like you are being helpful, but don't mention any specific stories and don't badmouth anyone.

话要说得含糊其辞，听起来好像是在帮忙，但你千万别提及任何具体事情，也别说任何人的坏话。

If you meet that qualification, you shouldn't say you are just looking for a change and you definitely shouldn't badmouth your employer.

如果你的自身条件满足面试职位的各项要求，那就不要说自己只是想寻求些变化，也千万不要说目前雇主的坏话。

Nevertheless, avoid the temptation to badmouth your current college in your essay.

但是，一定不要有在你的作文中诋毁现在的学校的想法。

Badmouth your current or former employer.

不要说领导的坏话。

I've heard her bad mouth you on more than one occasion.

我不止一次听到她说你的坏话。badmouth说人的坏话。

And even though people love to badmouth '99 and 2000, you also have to remember that's when Google got built.

即便人们都喜欢对99年和2000年口诛笔伐，但是你还应当记得Google也是那个时候建立起来的。

Don't badmouth your employer to a prospective employer when you go on a job interview.

在你参加新工作的面试时不要向将来可能成为你雇主的人抱怨你的前任上司。