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我不喜欢读他的文学批评。 | I don't like to read his literary criticism. | → |
他的行为招致尖锐的批评。 | His behavior called forth sharp criticism. | → |
这位足球教练受到了当地报纸的批评。 | The football coach was criticized by the local paper. | → |
别那么敏感,我不是在批评你。 | Don't be so sensitive - I was not criticizing you. | → |
他新拍摄的电影确实受到评论家严厉的批评。 | His new film was really panned by the critics. | → |
因为我的愚蠢,我不得不站起来听他的批评。 | I have to stand up listening to his criticism of my foolishness. | → |
他因未对事故进行汇报而受到委员会的批评。 | He was criticized by the committee for failing to report the accident. | → |
本身行为不正, 则不宜批评别人. | You can ill afford to criticize others when you behave so badly yourself. | → |
他一方面受到批评,另一方面却受到鼓励。 | He has been criticized on one hand and encouraged on the other. | → |
部长对此事的处理方法受到新闻界的严厉批评。 | The minister was crucified by the press for his handling of the affair. | → |
部长在公开发表言论时比他在私下批评时的调子要缓和一点儿。 | In his public statement the minister toned down his criticisms he had made in private. | → |
批评家是必然的邪恶,而批评是邪恶的必然。 | A critic is a necessary evil, and criticism is an evil necessity. | → |
他的偏袒态度招致了不少批评。 | His partial attitude called forth a lot of criticism. | → |
她先表明她非常喜欢这个, 然後批评我方法不当. | Having said how much she liked it, she then proceeded to criticize the way I'd done it. | → |
他的批评者多,而赞美者少。 | His critics are many and his admirers (are) few. | → |
你不应该当面这么严厉地批评他。 | You should not criticize him so harshly in his face. | → |
整风就是全党通过批评和自我批评来学习马克思主义。 | Rectification means the whole Party studying Marxism through criticism and self-criticism. | → |
这些批评意见已修改得缓和些以免得罪人. | The criticisms had been watered down so as not to offend anybody. | → |
批评政府政策的人指责反犯罪活动新措施, 认为纯粹是为掩盖过错而制定的. | Critics of government policy argue that the new measures introduced to fight crime are simply papering over the cracks. | → |
他在会上不点名地批评你。 | He talked at you at the meeting. | → |
她很崇拜他, 听不进别人对他的批评. | She worshipped him and refused to listen to his critics. | → |
我真诚地希望他能接受别人的批评。 | I sincerely hope that he can accept the criticism of others. | → |
他为人诚实,不计较面子,对于别人的批评一点也不在乎。 | He has an honest nature and a thick skin, and never cares a bit about other people's criticisms. | → |
他是个经验非常丰富的导演,不至于为批评家们的议论而担心。 | He is the director whose experience is very rich, and can't go so far as worried about the comment of critics. | → |
他对批评太敏感。 | He is too sensitive to criticism. | → |
这位部长慷慨陈词为其政策辩护, 反驳批评他的人. | The minister countered his critics with a strong speech defending his policies. | → |
他批评以前的同事, 并非出於气愤而是为他惋惜. | It was more in sorrow than in anger that he criticized his former colleague. | → |
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