Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Criticize"

A: आलोचना करना किसी चीज में दोषों को इंगित करना है।

कुछ उदाहरण:

"मेरी माँ ने गन्दा कमरा रखने के लिए मेरी आलोचना की"

"मेरे बॉस ने हमेशा देर से आने के लिए मेरी आलोचना की"



हमेशा आलोचना करना बुरी बात नहीं है। रचनात्मक आलोचना तब होती है जब आप किसी को उनके कार्यों में सुधार के लिए सुझाव दे रहे होते हैं।

कुछ उदाहरण:

"मेरी माँ ने मुझे रचनात्मक आलोचना दी कि मैं अपने कमरे को कैसे साफ रख सकता हूँ"

"मेरे बॉस ने मुझे रचनात्मक आलोचना दी कि मैं समय पर काम पर कैसे आना शुरू कर सकता हूं"

A: to say why something is bad or wrong

A: usually finding faults about someone or disaproving with them.
example: Insulting someone.
or.
To not agree with someone.

A: "Don't criticeze me, I am doing my best."

"The teacher criticized the student for his bad handwriting."

"The newspaper criticized the government's handling of the situation."

"He often criticizes his colleagues without offering any helpful suggestions."

A: You could criticize someone‘s work and tell them what they could do better next time

A: she took an audition today. The judges criticized her skills

A: Criticize= point out the negative aspects of something
Condemn=say that something is bad overall, immoral, wrong

I don’t want to criticize the movie too harshly because I like the director, but there were some parts I didn’t like.

My parents are always criticizing me. They never pay attention to the good things I do.

The movie condemns abortion by making the main character a villain.

My parents condemn my decision to marry someone twice my age.

A: Yes!! You got it!! :)

A: criticize = rude
critique = helpful

A: Criticize is usually used when you judge somebody or their work, so for example "They criticized her art". When you blame someone or accuse them of something, it means that you believe they are the reason something bad happened, for example "They all blame him for breaking the vase" or "She was accused of stealing". Hope that helps! :)

A: When you criticize somebody, you are literally saying things that are wrong with them.
When you judge somebody, you don't usually say anything, but you make a (usually negative) opinion of them.
For example, if I saw somebody on the street who was being really noisy and inconsiderate, I might judge him. I would think that he isn't really nice or thoughtful, because he is disrupting others. However, I might not criticize him, unless I was talking about him to my friends later.

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A: Hope this helps! ☆

A: Sounds natural.
Alternatively add “I am only” for a friendlier tone.
“I’m just” sounds short and harsh.

I am only criticising you because I want you to be successful.

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A: firmly