Rebuke

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What Does Rebuke Mean?

  • 指责
  • 谴责
  • 斥责

Rebuke Pronunciation

/rɪˈbjuːk/

Rebuke Definition

verb

Definition

to express sharp disapproval or criticism of someone because of their behavior or actions.

In ZH

因某人的行为或动作而对其表示强烈的不满或批评。

How to Use Rebuke in a Sentence

  • The teacher rebuked the student for being late to class.
  • She didn't want to rebuke her friend but felt it was necessary.
  • He received a rebuke from his boss for missing the deadline.
  • The mother rebuked her child for not cleaning up his room.
  • After the meeting, the committee members rebuked the proposal harshly.
noun

Definition

an expression of sharp disapproval or criticism.

In ZH

一种强烈不满或批评的表达。

How to Use Rebuke in a Sentence

  • Her rebuke was unexpected but necessary.
  • He took her rebuke to heart and promised to improve.
  • The harsh rebuke affected his confidence deeply.
  • They felt the rebuke from society after their actions were revealed.
  • His rebuke was delivered in front of the entire team.

Synonyms for Rebuke