chastised

英 [tʃæˈstaɪzd]

美 [tʃæˈstaɪzd]

v.  批评; 指责; 责备; 体罚
chastise的过去分词和过去式

COCA.39639

柯林斯词典

• VERB 严厉训斥;责罚
  If youchastisesomeone, you speak to them angrily or punish them for something wrong that they have done.
  1. Thomas Rane chastised Peters for his cruelty...
     托马斯·拉纳严厉训斥彼得斯的残酷行为。
  2. The Securities Commission chastised the firm but imposed no fine...
     证券委员会严厉批评了那家公司，不过没有处以罚款。
  3. I just don't want you to chastise yourself.
     我只是不想要你过于自责。

双语例句

• The LORD chastised me harshly, but did not hand me over to death.
  上主惩罚我虽严厉非常，但却没有把我交于死亡。
• The chastised child looked at her father with a pathetic, doleful expression.
  被责骂的孩子哀怜地、悲伤地看着她的父亲。
• The judge chastised him in front of the jury.
  法官在陪审团面前批评了他。
• Since many of the puzzles have alternate answers, you can be chastised after giving the correct answer, just not the computer's answer.
  由于许多困惑有候补的答案，你可以指责后，给予正确的答案，只是没有电脑的答案。
• Cheryl chastised me, saying that her mama always vacuumed under their sofa seats every week.
  谢丽尔严厉地批评了我，一再声称她妈妈每周总是用吸尘器打扫沙发座位下面。
• The Japanese have also been chastised by outsiders for their reluctance to deal more ruthlessly with zombie companies, and for clinging to outmoded traditions such as lifetime employment.
  日本人还曾因不愿更冷酷地处理僵尸公司、执著于终生雇用等过时传统而受到外人的诟病。
• He got chastised because it's holding us hostage.
  他遭受惩罚是因为这东西胁持了我们。
• She even chastised herself for crumbling emotionally, saying she made her son a less happy baby.
  她甚至苛责自己情绪不稳定，说她让儿子没那么快乐。
• Asking a question During the computer class, the teacher chastised one boy for talking to the girl sitting behind him.
  问问题计算机课上，老师批评一个男生，因为他和后边的女生说话。
• It could turn out that being chastised by a supervisor might give you a chance to evaluate your own performance and step it up a notch so the next annual review might yield a raise or a promotion.
  事实证明，被上司责骂也可能给你一个机会，来评价自己的表现，不断进步，以便在下一个年度审查中加薪或升职。