badmouthing

badmouthing

美 [?bæd?ma?θ] 　英 ['bæd.ma?θ]

  • v.詆毀；給…臉上抹黑；嚴厲批評
  • 網絡粗話

詞形變化

第三人稱單數：badmouths  現在分詞：badmouthing  過去式：badmouthed  

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英漢解釋

v.
1.
詆毀,貶低;給...臉上抹黑;嚴厲批評

英英解釋

v.

例句

No storm can do slightest damage to a giant rock; badmouthing and attacks can't harm someone who has "no-self" .

風雨并不能損大石之分毫；惡言及攻擊并不能傷害一個“無我”的人。

"Badmouthing Chinese or Koreans in a very racist way is so abundant that it doesn't even offend people any more, " Prof. Nakano said.

“用非常激進的方式唱衰中國或韓國已經極為普遍，人們甚至不為所動，”中野教授說。

After the introductions, the CEO of the company pitching me started badmouthing a firm I've worked with.

CEO讓我去我曾經工作過的，一家不擅長說服顧客的公司工作。

But badmouthing and backstabbing to be chosen can be brutal, say people familiar with the process.

但知悉程序的人士說，公司為了被選中，可能會使出殘酷的中傷和暗算手段。

Forty-nine percent cited badmouthing a former boss as the worst offense, while 48 percent said appearing disinterested.

的招聘經理說前雇主的壞話是最壞的錯誤；48%則是應試者對工作冷淡。

b: i wasn't badmouthing him. i was only telling him the truth.

我沒有說他壞話啊！我不過是跟他實話實說罷了。

14. Badmouthing a former boss

14.說前任老板的壞話