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单词 chide
释义
chide
verb[T]
formal
uk
/tʃaɪd/us
/tʃaɪd/
tospeakto someoneseverelybecause they havebehavedbadly:
责骂，呵斥，训斥
She chided himforhisbadmanners.她训斥他没有礼貌。
Synonyms
berateformal
lambaste
lecture
rebukeformal
remonstrateformal
reprimandformal
scoldold-fashioned
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Chastising & rebuking
  • admonitory
  • barracking
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  • bawlsomeoneout
  • be a reproach tosomeone/somethingidiom
  • carpet
  • keelhaul
  • lambaste
  • lecture
  • pull
  • pullsomeoneup
  • punchbag
  • punching bag
  • putsomeoneintheirplaceidiom
  • reproach
  • reproachful
  • shame
  • tear
  • there'll be hell to payidiom
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(Definition ofchidefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

chide| American Dictionary

chide
verb[T]
us
/tʃɑɪd/
tospeakto someoneseverelybecause thepersonhasbehavedbadly:
She chided him for hisbadmanners.
(Definition ofchidefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofchide

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This critique, while accurate in its own metaphysical way, is the equivalent of chiding the tiger for not bearing the markings of the tortoise.
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Women are chided for believing in omens and consulting astrologers and palmists.
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He chides grammarians for abandoning their mission to describe language and succumbing instead to the lures of linguistic engineering and grammatical prescription.
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He critiques those who ' valorise the live over the mediatised', chiding them for ' anxiety' and ' melodrama', and dismissing such views as ' ideological in nature'.
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They should notchidepeople, because chiding makes enemies out of friends.
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The authors might also be chided for their range of historiographical reference.
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In short, even if we could diminish the sinner's well-being by chiding him about his failures, we would have no moral reason to do so.
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Code rightly chides me for neglecting right-hemispheric contributions to language.
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Charles busied himself with important political questions and continually chided and cajoled parliament in the direction he wanted it to go.
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Gifford chides them all for not producing the evidence to substantiate their claims.
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I am surprised he shouldchideus on this.
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He chided me for staying that we hoped to hold the meat ration at ls.
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Perhaps he willchideme for taking so long to come round to his point of view.
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Now theychideus for suggesting that we are wrong to ask for £2¼ billion to be put back into people's pockets.
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I do not think they willchideme for bringing this under their attention.
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