1.骂,怒骂,骂骂咧咧,肆口谩骂
2.训,训斥,斥责,责备,谴责
3.数落;奚落
1.唠唠叨叨[吵吵嚷嚷,高声]骂人的人[妇女],〔特指〕(好骂人的)泼妇
1.to rebuke somebody angrily
2.to use harsh language, especially when complaining or finding fault
3.to criticize someone, especially a child, severely and usually angrily for something they have done wrong
4.blame with angry words;find fault noisily
1.to rebuke somebody angrily
2.to use harsh language, especially when complaining or finding fault
3.to criticize someone, especially a child, severely and usually angrily for something they have done wrong
4.blame with angry words;find fault noisily
1.an insistent rebuker of others
2.an offensive term for a woman regarded as making a habit of using abusive language, especially when constantly reminding a man to do something
1.The boss scolded my work and told me to leave the company.
老板指责了我的工作，命令我离开公司。
2." She was afraid her mother scolded her, a low forward head to eat breakfast, said, " you give me plait hair not tight.
她害怕妈妈骂她，低着头吃早饭，说“你给我梳小辫梳的不紧。”
3.I wanted out, but simply scolded myself for being such a chicken every time I got a little scared.
我开始发抖，想赶紧走出浴缸，但又不禁责怪自己，每次受点惊吓就会表现得像个胆小鬼。
4.Henry was sent by his mother to see how old Mrs. Smith was but was scolded by the old lady, why?
亨利听母亲的话去探望史密斯老太太，却被老太太训斥，这是为什么呢？
5.His mother scolded him for getting his clothes dirty.
他妈妈因他弄脏了衣服而责骂他。
6.His mother scolded him for getting home so late, but he just laughed it off.
他母亲责备他那么晚回家，但他只是一笑置之。
7.In fact, his mother often scolded him because she felt that his reading was a form of laziness.
但是他的母亲认为读书是懒惰的藉口，所以经常责备他。
8.The boy was scolded for his wet trousers and socks by his mother.
男孩因把裤子和袜子都弄湿了而受到了妈妈的责骂。
9.After hearing what I said, Grandma was extremely angry. She bitterly scolded mom and dad.
姥姥听了生气极了，大骂爸爸妈妈，说我把她养大容易吗？
10.She has not scolded the child like this "do not talk tosh" , but said, " OK, do not forget to come back! "
她没有骂他“小孩子不要胡说”这样的话，而是说：“好，不要忘记回来喔！”