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criticism noun 1expressing disapproval of sb/sth 表示不赞成ADJECTIVE | ... OF CRITICISM | VERB + CRITICISM | CRITICISM + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEbitter, fierce, harsh, heavy, intense, serious, severe, sharp, strident, strong, trenchant 严厉的批评；无情的批评；尖锐的批评；猛烈的批评telling 有说服力的批评◆A more telling criticism is that he reduces ethics to interpersonal relationships.一个更有力的批评是他把道德规范降格为人际关系。adverse (especially BrE) , damaging (BrE) , damning (especially BrE) , hostile (especially BrE) , negative, scathing 不利的批评；谴责性批评；含有敌意的批评；负面的评论；尖刻的批评fair, just, justifiable, legitimate, valid 公正的批评；合情合理的批评；正当的批评◆She made a number of valid criticisms.她提了许多合理的批评意见。unfair 不公正的批评constructive, helpful (especially NAmE) 建设性的／有益的批评◆Teachers need honest feedback and constructive criticism.老师需要坦诚的反馈和建设性的批评意见。considerable, extensive, widespread 相当多的／大量的／广泛的批评constant 不断的批评common 常见的批评basic, fundamental 基本的／根本性的批评main, major, substantial 主要的批评意见；重大的批评意见minor 小小的批评general 一般性的批评direct, explicit, outspoken 直接的／明确的／坦率的批评implicit, implied 含蓄的／婉转的批评fresh 新的批评◆Two successive defeats have brought fresh criticism.连续两次失败招致新的批评。growing, increasing, mounting 越来越多的批评；日渐增多的批评media, press 媒体的／新闻界的批评public 公众的批评... OF CRITICISMbarrage 一连串批评◆The star faced a barrage of criticism for his actions.那个明星的行为引来接二连三的批评。VERB + CRITICISMaddress, direct, express, level, make, voice 进行批评；将批评指向⋯；提出批评◆The report levels criticism at senior managers.报告将批评的矛头指向高级管理人员。attract, be open to, be singled out for, come in for, come under, deserve, draw, face, get, invite, meet with, prompt, provoke, raise (especially NAmE) , receive, spark 招致批评；乐意接受批评；被单独挑出来接受批评；遭受批评；应受批评；面临批评◆The government came under fierce criticism for its policies.政府因其政策受到猛烈批评。◆The proposal is open to several important criticisms.这项提案乐意接受一些重大的批评意见。◆Scientists have raised strong criticisms of creationist ideas.科学家们对神创论的观点提出强烈的批评。avoid, deflect, escape, forestall 避免／转移／逃避／防止批评◆She sought to deflect criticism by blaming her family.她责怪家人，企图转移对她的批评。accept, handle, meet, reply to, respond to, take, welcome 接受批评；应对批评；回应批评◆He finds it hard to take criticism.他感到接受批评很难。answer, counter, dismiss, reject 回应批评；反驳批评；拒绝接受批评◆She countered my criticisms by saying we had no choice in the matter.她以我们在这件事上别无选择来反驳我的批评。silence 压制批评意见imply 暗示批评◆None of what has been said should be taken to imply criticism.刚才说的任何话都不应该视为含有批评的意味。offer 提出批评◆to offer criticism and receive it提出批评与接受批评CRITICISM + VERBcome from sb 批评出自某人◆The harshest criticism came from right-wingers.最严厉的批评来自右翼分子。centre/center on sth 批评集中在⋯◆Criticism centred / centered on the lack of information provided.批评集中在所提供的信息不足。PREPOSITIONcriticism about 关于⋯的批评◆The main criticism about the information provided is that it arrives too late.对所提供信息的主要批评意见是这些信息来得太晚。criticism against 对⋯的批评◆criticisms against the Church对基督教会的批评criticism for 因⋯的批评◆They received criticism for continuing to supply the faulty goods.他们因继续提供劣质货品而受到指责。criticism from 来自⋯的批评◆We are bound to face criticism from both sides.我们肯定会面临来自双方的批评。criticism of 就⋯的批评◆There has been serious criticism of the teaching methods used in the school.一直有人严厉批评该校使用的教学法。criticism over 关于⋯的批评◆We came in for some sharp criticism over this decision.由于这一决定，我们受到了尖锐的批评。 |