admonish (one) for (something)

To reprimand one for a wrongdoing. Katherine admonished Theresa for arriving late to work.

admonish someone for something

to warn or scold someone mildly for doing something. The nurse admonished the patient for not eating her dinner.

词组	admonish (one) for (something)
释义	admonish (one) for (something) admonish (one) for (something) To reprimand one for a wrongdoing. Katherine admonished Theresa for arriving late to work. See also: admonish Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. admonish someone for something to warn or scold someone mildly for doing something. The nurse admonished the patient for not eating her dinner. See also: admonish McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: admonish admonish for on one's on someone's out of one's (I've) got to go save someone's skin (Have you) been OK? #dead other than (something)
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