1.呵叱,责骂;骂走,斥逐 (from; away)
2.责备,责骂
3.〈书〉(风,猎犬等)怒号,咆哮
1.to criticize someone, or to speak to them in an angry way because you think their behavior is wrong
1.It must have been a shock for the newcomers; this time around, Chid and Adam had hired the entire group from the slum of West Point.
对于新手来说，一切都是那么震撼人心。这次，奇德和亚当直接雇用了WestPoint贫民窟的一整个妇女团体。
2.She chid Miss Alicia in a playful, laughing way, for her boldness in introducing two great men into my lady's rooms.
她用一种玩笑的方式指责艾丽西亚小姐，因为小姐竟胆敢介绍两个大男人进入爵士夫人的闺房。
3.I sharply chid him, and said "Go! " ; but he did not stir.
我严厉地责骂他说：“走！”但是他不动。
4.If it continues, the group advises parents to talk to their chid 's child's dentist or doctor.
如果他们继续这样，该学会则建议父母去跟孩子的牙医或医生交流。
5.As a chid in a new immigrant family, what he rest assured us most is his ability to adapted to the new enviroment.
作为新移民家庭的孩子，他让我们最放心的是他对新环境的适应能力。
6.l. When he was a chid he was always trying out new ideas.
当他小的时候，他总是试验一些新的设想。
7.occasioned an inconvenience, and I was frequently chid for my singularity.
我不吃肉，带来种种不便，于是常因这种怪癖受到责备。
8.A parent who makes some cookies is not just satisfying a chid's sweet tooth.
父母谁使一些饼干不仅是满足一享有一定的甜食。
9.The nurse chid the little girl for soiling her dress .
保姆温和地责怪了那个小女孩，因为她把自己的衣裙弄脏了。
10.Chid took the sample skirt I brought to dinner, and promised to have a prototype ready when I visited.
奇德拿走了我带过去的裙子样品，而且保证届时在我访问公司时给我准备好裙子的版型。