lambasts

lambasts

美 [læmˈbæst] 　英 [læm'bæst]

• v.狠揍；严厉申斥
• 网络聪明地指责

词形变化

第三人称单数：lambasts  现在分词：lambasting  过去式：lambasted  

英汉解释

v.	1. 〈俚〉鞭打,狠揍 2. 严厉申斥
na.	1. “lambaste”的变体

英英解释

v.	1. to criticize someone severely, especially in a newspaper article or speech
na.	1. The variant of lambaste

例句

The American Federation of Teachers lambasts the plan to use test scores, among other factors, to judge teachers.

“美国教师联盟”批判这项计划依赖考试分数，而不是综合考虑其他因素，对老师进行评判。

In what for the World Bank is unusually strong language, the report lambasts national authorities for failing to take the issue seriously.

世界银行在该报告中的语气异常强烈，严厉斥责未严肃看待这个问题的那些国家政府。

While the joke lambasts several Asian teams, it singles out Chinese soccer as particularly hopeless.

这个笑话虽然讽刺了多支亚洲球队，但唯独指出中国队的希望尤其渺茫。