scolding

英 [ˈskəʊldɪŋ]

美 [ˈskoʊldɪŋ]

v.  训斥，责骂(孩子)
scold的现在分词
n.  责骂; 斥责

复数：scoldings　现在分词：scolding　

BNC.41776 / COCA.28141

柯林斯词典

• VERB 训斥;责骂
  If youscoldsomeone, you speak angrily to them because they have done something wrong.
  1. If he finds out, he'll scold me...
     如果他知道了，肯定会责骂我的。
  2. Later she scolded her daughter for having talked to her father like that...
     后来她训斥女儿不应该那样对父亲说话。
  3. 'You should be at school,' he scolded.
     “你不是应该在学校吗，”他责骂道。

英英释义

noun

• rebuking a person harshly
  Synonym:chidingobjurgationtongue-lashing

双语例句

• If you had given me a scolding like that when I stole the first bag, I could not have become a thief.
  如果你在我偷第一个包的时候这样责骂我的话，我就不会成为一个小偷了。
• I sometimes get a scolding from my parents.
  我有时候会挨父母一顿训斥。
• Looking around, however, I realized that the scolding wasn't for me after all.
  环顾四周，然而，我意识到这些骂不属于我。
• The next morning Miss Watson gave me a good scolding because of my dirty clothes.
  因为我的脏衣服，华特逊太太狠狠地骂了我一顿！
• Who say that he received scolding!
  谁说他被骂了！
• A nature given to nagging or scolding.
  爱挑剔和责骂的性格。
• Wouldn't you be happier if you tried to forget her scolding?
  如果你努力忘了她的训斥，不是会开心点儿吗？
• Instead of scolding me, she merely said softly, Son, you embarrassed your mother today.
  母亲并没有骂我，只是轻轻的说：儿子，你让娘丢了脸。
• I got a scolding from my mother.
  我挨了我妈一阵数落。
• She has just given him a good scolding right to his face.
  她刚才劈头盖脸地给了他一通臭骂。