
单词 bad-mouth
音标 英音[ ˈbæd maʊθ ] 美音[ ˈbæd maʊθ ]
释义
vt. <非正式>诽谤,说坏话;严厉批评;<俚>贬损(同 badmouth)
变形 第三人称单数 bad-mouths 现在分词 bad-mouthing 过去式 bad-mouthed 过去分词 bad-mouthed
时间: 2026-05-10 02:39:37
bad-mouth 双语例句
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1·Sally always bad-mouth her classmates.
萨利老是说她同学不好。
2·Candice: Hey Brian. Don't bad-mouth me!
坎迪斯:嗨,布莱恩,不要说我坏话!
3·I don't like you to bad-mouth other people behind their back.
我不喜欢你在背后说别人的坏话。
4·You always bad-mouth me in front of our manager. What do you want?
你总是在经理面前说我坏话。你想干吗?
5·I really get tired of hearing Sally bad-mouth her mother and father.
我真是听得烦死了。她从来也没有说过他们什么好话。
6·To bad-mouth (someone) means to say bad things about another person.
“诽谤(某人)”意味着对说另一个人不好的事情。
7·One of the guys, Brian, starts to grumble about work and to bad-mouth the boss.
其中一个家伙,布瑞恩,开始抱怨工作并说了老板的坏话。
8·We belittle them for their success, we criticize unfairly, we bad-mouth people, we become obstacles to their further progress.
我们因为别人的成功去贬损他们,对他们进行不公正的评价,说他们的坏话,阻碍他们的进步。
9·It's never a good idea to bad-mouth someone, because that other person may hear you, or people that you are talking to might tell that person - especially if that person is your boss!
说对某人不好的话从来都不是个好主意,因为其他人可能会听到你说的话,或你的倾诉者可能会告诉那个人-——特别是当你所说的那个人是你的老板时!
10·It is bad manners to talk with your mouth full.
嘴里塞满了东西跟人说话是不礼貌的。《牛津词典》