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scold 【SCOLD】His parents scolded him for staying out so late at night.他父母责骂他晚上逗留在外太晚。【重点词汇】scold v. 责骂

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[skoʊld] 
scoldcensure severely or angrily
When you scold someone, you (often angrily) point out and criticize some fault or error. If you forget again to clean up your room, your mom might scold you for it.
Scold can also be used as a noun to describe a person who irritates people by finding fault in everything. Your great aunt Merna, who during the holidays complains about her gifts, criticizes your weight, says the turkey is too dry, and the stuffing is soggy? She's a scold. Maybe she's cranky. Which brings us to the other way we can use scold as a verb: to grumble, grouch, or generally express one's crankiness. This latter meaning has more to do with the attitude of the scolder than the faults of the one being scolded.
All forms of 'scold' will appear on average once every 596 pages.scoldscolderscolding

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Back	【SCOLD】 His parents scolded him for staying out so late at night. 他父母责骂他晚上逗留在外太晚。【重点词汇】 scold v. 责骂
Vocab	scoldcensure severely or angrily When you scold someone, you (often angrily) point out and criticize some fault or error. If you forget again to clean up your room, your mom might scold you for it. Scold can also be used as a noun to describe a person who irritates people by finding fault in everything. Your great aunt Merna, who during the holidays complains about her gifts, criticizes your weight, says the turkey is too dry, and the stuffing is soggy? She's a scold. Maybe she's cranky. Which brings us to the other way we can use scold as a verb: to grumble, grouch, or generally express one's crankiness. This latter meaning has more to do with the attitude of the scolder than the faults of the one being scolded. All forms of 'scold' will appear on average once every 596 pages. scold scolder scolding

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