英英释义
scathing [ 'skeiðiŋ ]
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adj.
marked by harshly abusive criticism
"his scathing remarks about silly lady novelists"
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柯林斯英汉双解大词典
scathing /ˈskeɪðɪŋ/ TEM8
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ADJ If you say that someone is being scathing about something, you mean that they are being very critical of it. 尖锐的; 刻薄的
例：Republican senators were scathing in their criticism of today's hearing.
共和党参议员们对今天听证会的批评很尖锐。
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Republican senators were scathing in their criticism of today's hearing.
共和党参议员们对今天听证会的批评很尖锐。
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The New Orleans Times-Picayune ran a series of four scathing editorials entitled "The Choice of Our Lives."
《新奥尔良时代花絮报》连续刊登了题为“我们生活的选择”的4篇尖刻的社论。
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Redfield blogged a scathing attack on Saturday.
Redfield在星期六撰博一篇对此事予以严厉抨击。
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Press TV frequently criticizes the U.S.and British governments in its new bulletins and its criticism of Israel is invariably scathing.
VOA: standard.2009.11.16
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What is scathing about it is that Frost gives up all justification for self-interest.
讽刺的是,弗罗斯特因为个人兴趣放弃了所有的正当理由。
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Some British media agencies have been scathing in their coverage of Mr.Zuma's polygamy and the recent news of his 20th child, born out of wedlock.
VOA: standard.2010.03.03
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