Übersetzungen für „lambaste“ im Englisch » Polnisch-Wörterbuch

lambaste [læmˈbeɪst], lambast [-ˈbæst] VERB trans

lambaste

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Englisch

We love to celebrate the good stuff and lambaste the bad.

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He told me that sometimes people -- usually women -- lambaste him at his readings and public appearances.

www.theatlantic.com

When you lambaste someone, you give him a tongue-lashing; you criticise or scold the individual/thing quite severely.

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It elegantly lambastes the cruelties of urban life but evokes a pastoral nostalgia that, at times, fails to acknowledge the harsh realities of rural life.

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The president lambastes them in two separate meetings for betraying their party.

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But don't lambaste teens before considering that every demographic is guilty: 41% of the teenagers surveyed stated that they saw parents texting while driving.

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You just wanted to find the right excuse so that you can lambaste it the hardest way you can.

ideas.time.com

A few weeks later, he took to the radio to lambaste referees for missing traveling calls, drawing a fine from the league office.

www.si.com

He would frequently lambaste his championship squads after victories, blowouts and otherwise.

www.thestar.com

Every country should have satirists to lampoon and lambaste politics and pomp.

www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au