scold

英 [skəʊld]

美 [skoʊld]

v. 训斥，责骂(孩子)

过去式：scolded　现在分词：scolding　过去分词：scolded　第三人称单数：scolds　复数：scolds　

Collins.1 / BNC.15769 / COCA.10246

牛津词典

verb

训斥，责骂（孩子）
to speak angrily to sb, especially a child, because they have done sth wrong
1. He scolded them for arriving late.
  他嫌他们迟到，训了他们一通。

noun

someone (especially a woman) who annoys people by constantly finding fault
Synonym:scoldernagnaggercommon scold

verb

censure severely or angrily
1. The mother scolded the child for entering a stranger's car
2. The deputy ragged the Prime Minister
3. The customer dressed down the waiter for bringing cold soup
Synonym:call on the carpettake to taskrebukeragtrouncereprooflecturereprimandjawdress downcall downchideberatebawl outremonstratechew outchew uphave wordslambastelambast
show one's unhappiness or critical attitude
1. He scolded about anything that he thought was wrong
2. We grumbled about the increased work load
Synonym:grouchgrumble

'You should be at school,' he scolded.
“你不是应该在学校吗，”他责骂道。
This child! the more you scold him, the less he obeys.
这孩子！你越是说他，他越是不听。
'Scold me, Jane! Tell me how wicked I am!'he said.
简，骂我吧！告诉我我有多么坏！他说。
Did you scold him for his carelessness?
你责备他粗心了吗？
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。
Scold sound, our being mingled with parents and the teacher having known I am wrong.
夹杂着父母和老师的责骂声，我知道我错了。
Why should I scold you for no reason?
无缘无故我为什么要骂你？
If you scold him, you are like a nanny to him.
如果你骂他，你好象是他的奶妈。
I was not allowed to scold her anymore.
我被告知不许再责骂她了。
But you should not scold me for that.
你不应该为那个责骂我。