tongue-lashing

tongue-lashing

美 　英

• na.〈口〉辱骂；训斥
• 网络斥责；狠狠训斥；严厉批评

词形变化

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英汉解释

na.	1. 〈口〉辱骂;训斥

英英解释

n.	1. an occasion when you speak angrily to someone because they have done something wrong

例句

Kwasniewski, the assistant manager, saw him, stalked over, and gave him a five minute tongue-lashing.

克瓦希涅夫斯基（Kwasniewski），那个助理经理，看到了他，大步走了过来，训斥了他五分钟。

On top of a tongue-lashing, he got a beating as well.

他挨了骂不算，还挨了一顿打。

Why can't the program, if it knows what the user must type, just enter xxxx by itself and save the user the tongue-lashing?

既然程序知道用户必须输入什么，它为什么不自己直接输入××××，避免对用户的斥责呢？

But tyrants hardly tremble at her tongue-lashing, or see any consistency in the application of tougher measures.

但暴君们对其厉声斥责几乎无动于衷，也未见任何更强硬的措施得以完整实施。

Mary 's mother gave her a tongue- lashing for coming home late .

玛丽的妈妈因玛丽回家晚了而训斥了她一顿。

That doesn't create good headlines for the banks, but what lies behind the tongue-lashing may not be all bad.

这虽然对银行来说不是什么好消息，但隐含在其背后的也并非都是坏事。

I received the longest, sharpest tongue-lashing of my young life.

这是我小时候遭受的最长，最尖刻的一次责骂。

The wise praise kindly; the foolish are fond of tongue-lashing.

智者善意赞美，愚者乐于批评

She gave me like a tongue-lashing which I've not touched the other cigarette which le my life.

她狠狠地训了我一顿，使我一生一世都再也没碰过一根香烟。

gibson finds himself on the wrong end of a tongue lashing , but he knows nothing about how it happens

吉布森遭到了痛斥，可是他压根儿不知道这是怎么发生的。