chide

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小知识

To chide someone is to ride them or get on their case, without really getting in their face.

People have been nagging since well before the 12th century, when the word chide came along as a new way to say “complain” or “rail.” If you want to remind someone of a flaw they have or an error they keep repeating, you might chide them with sarcasm, humor, or some seriousness. Where a sharp elbow in the ribs lets you know “Stop it, right now!,” a chide is more like a gentle elbow in the belly, saying “Come on, you're late; did you forget your watch again?”

实用短语

1. chide ridicule

   责骂,奚落

2. brent chide oil

   布伦特原油

3. chide e

   责备,叱责,指责

4. to chide sb

   教训

5. i chide society

   我斥责社会

6. poyuminium chide

   聚合氯化铝

7. chide–

   责怪

8. to chide

   喝斥

9. chide gum

   糖胶树胶

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