Criticiseの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: 1) The teacher is upset that someone has criticised they way that he/she teaches, and is warning that person that if they criticise the way the teacher teaches again, they will regret it. (It is a threat.)
2) The criticism was from someone that was not the teacher, the teacher is the speaker, so from “you”.
3) The “again” belongs with “criticise”
4) “You will regret it.” It is a threat.
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A: thank you

A: @PatriciaSf@cooledaura which are the most formal? which is more preferable to use in an academic writing (IELTS)

A: 第二句话有错，第一句话没错。
The second sentence is wrong, the first one is right.

第一句话的意思用中文是：批评就是你做的事的全都。
The meaning of the first sentence in Chinese is 批评就是你做的事

或者
Or

除了批评别人，没有你做的东西。
There is nothing that you do besides criticize people.

你懂了吗？
Did you understand?

我说中文说得可能有错，但是我试一试用英文和中文说明。
My Chinese may be wrong, but I tried to use both English and Chinese to explain.

A: @Zoeyyyy: criticise is UK spelling, criticize is US spelling

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A: criticize

A: criticize

A: × There has been a criticise on those who use sound source created by others without their consent.
✓ There has been a criticism of those who use sound sources created by others, without their consent.

× To use a song as a background music whichever it is for a drama, movie, or our daily lives, permission from the creator is required and a legitimate fee is to be paid.
✓ To use a song as background music whether it is for a drama, movie, or our daily lives, permission from the creator is required and legally a fee should be paid.

More accurately, the creator's wishes must be observed, which might include a credit (their name attached) or a fee. But a writer can make their sounds available freely, if they want. 😊

A: You are totally free to criticise me but just use constructive criticism!

A: Café Louvre is one of the best cafés in Prague. It has been open for more than a hundred years and it was popular between many famous Czech writers and philosophers. It is no surprise, because they serve many delicious desserts, drinks, and even lunch and dinner.

Cafés in general are great places to meet up with friends if you just want to sit with a cup of tea or coffee and talk. However, you would need to reserve a table if you choose Louvre. Although it is always crowded due to its popularity, you don't have to worry about not being able to hear your friends. Besides enjoying your drinks, you can also play billiard in Louvre.

Café Louvre is located in the historical city centre near the National Theatre and next to the shopping centre Quadrium. The easiest way to get there is by tram or underground, depending where you are travelling from.

Louvre is a great place to have a good time for everyone of all ages, because the prices are reasonable and the interior is very cozy. If you decide to visit Louvre, I would reccomend ordering their unbeatable hot chocolate.

A: "criticize" is when you ridicule something. You disapprove and say all of the faults.

For example: Speaker A is building a statue. Speaker B doesn't think that Speaker A is doing it right, so he complains about the structure. Speaker A might say "Stop criticizing me!".

A: Criticize is American

Generally the spelling with the z is American, s is British