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

• Cracks emerged yesterday in the alliance on climate change formed at the Copenhagen conference last week, with leading developing countries criticising the resulting accord.
  上周在哥本哈根会议上形成的气候变化联盟昨日出现裂痕，一些领先发展中国家对会议达成的协议提出了批评。
• It's like criticising cats for sleeping during the day, or curries for smelling of spices.
  这就像批评猫在白天睡觉，或者用咖喱粉调味充当香料的味道。
• I don't mean to keep criticising his devotion to his job.
  我并不是要一再批评他对工作的专注。
• 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。
• 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。
• Try to refrain from criticising others who do not see eye to eye with you.
  要避免去批判其他人，那些与你意见并不一致的人。
• But criticising an American company comes easier than deferring to critics of the police.
  但是批评一家美国公司要比听从对警察的批评容易得多。
• But the payment hinged on Ireland accepting a confidentiality agreement that would prevent him publicly criticising his former club.
  但是交易同时要求爱尔兰签署了一份绝不在公开场合批评自己前俱乐部的协议。
• Madonna has outraged Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie by criticising their charity work.
  近日，麦当娜因批评布拉德·皮特和安吉丽娜·茱丽的慈善工作而让这对夫妇大为光火。