1.呵叱,责骂;骂走,斥逐 (from; away)
2.责备,责骂
3.〈书〉(风,猎犬等)怒号,咆哮
1.to criticize someone, or to speak to them in an angry way because you think their behavior is wrong
1.He has become something of a hero in Italian luxury circles for chiding companies that ship production abroad or open sweatshops at home.
他因为谴责外包产品到国外和在本土开设血汗工厂，而成为意大利奢侈品圈内的英雄。
2."Better a little chiding than a great deal of heartbreak" (Shakespeare).
“宁愿要一些责骂，也不要大量的悲伤”（莎士比亚）。
3.Ethical insights are not artifacts to be venerated in a museum, chiding onlookers with the same old principles.
伦理学的观点不是摆放在陈列室供瞻仰的史前遗物，用一成不变的古老的理论训导观摩者。
4.Your chiding was gentle, but right to the point.
你的责备很温柔，但这点很对。
5.That affectionate chiding and guidance made life feel possible in a way it wouldn't quite have been without them.
那种充满感情的斥责与教导让人觉得，在某种意义上，生活不能没有他们。
6.All of a sudden, she's chiding him about her lost little brother?
突然，她的小弟弟丢了，她在责备他吗？
7.It was the gentlest kind of chiding .
这是一种最最温和的申斥。
8.Those chiding the IEA for using emergency supplies as a price management tool have a point but they should consider the context.
指责IEA不该动用应急储备来管理原油价格有一定道理，但批评者应考虑事情的来龙去脉。
9.But stealth parties offer the privileged a chance to consume without an inner censor chiding them for their spendthrift ways.
但隐密的购物派对提供有钱阶级一个机会，让他们不必为了挥金如土感到内疚。
10.While all the world were chiding.
当整个世界都在咒诅。