criticize
Significado: To express disapproval; to point out faults or shortcomings
Criticise (British spelling) or criticize (American spelling) means to find fault with something or someone, or to evaluate something analytically. While often negative, criticism can be constructive when it offers helpful suggestions. 'Criticism' is the noun form, and a 'critic' is someone who evaluates art, literature, or performance.
Ejemplos
- The report criticised the government's handling of the crisis. 该报告批评了政府对危机的处理方式。El informe criticó el manejo de la crisis por parte del gobierno.報告書は政府の危機への対応を批判しました。보고서는 정부의 위기 대응을 비판했습니다.
- She hates being criticised and always gets defensive. 她讨厌被批评,总是很防御。Ella odia ser criticada y siempre se pone a la defensiva.彼女は批判されるのが嫌いで、いつも防御的になります。그녀는 비판받는 것을 싫어하며 항상 방어적으로 반응합니다.
- It's easy to criticise, but harder to offer solutions. 批评容易,提出解决方案难。Es fácil criticar, pero más difícil ofrecer soluciones.批判するのは簡単ですが、解決策を提示するのは難しいです。비판하기는 쉽지만 해결책을 제시하기는 어렵습니다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From 'critic' + '-ize'. 'Critic' comes from Latin 'criticus', from Greek 'kritikos' meaning 'able to make judgements', from 'krinein' (to separate, decide, judge). Originally neutral; the negative sense intensified over centuries.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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