CRITICS

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评论家
常用释义
n. 评论家；批评者；吹毛求疵的人（critic 的复数）

扩展信息

评论家
《Friends》词汇表B ... trashed n. 无价值之物, 无聊的作品, 垃圾, 废物 critics n. 批评家, 评论家, 吹毛求疵者 brothers n. 兄弟 ...
批评家
只要外界的批评家（critics）不留意，最无稽的重复赘述也不怕被人识破了。（19）自然选择论是科学假设4．在非洲人中，镰 …
评论者
2、评论者（Critics）- 对别人的内容进行反馈的人。他们发表评论、在博客上留言、在论坛参与讨论，以及编辑WIKI内容。
批评者
20110721 Follow Me 72... ... 3、be prone to： 易于.....的；有......倾向 1、critics： 评论家，批评者 2、push up： 扩展，增加…
影评人
　　所以为了作品的完成，影评人(critics)必须死掉。电影里的影评人很可能是代表作家内心的魔障-创造的框框，对作品的没有信心。
批评人士
媒体英语_BBC英语教学_中国教育在线外语频道 ... got off the ground 实施 critics 批评人士 ridiculed 嘲讽 ...

例句

Mr Novak's critics regarded him as "the prince of darkness" , a nickname he liked so much that he used it as the title of his autobiography.

She was noticed by the critics at the age of 12, and went on to become a world-famous violinist.

Noah Smith seems to imply that critics of a "get tough" approach mainly think there would be no benefit to a yuan appreciation.

but during the eighteenth century, critics began to respond to Shakespeare on his own terms and acclaim what they termed his natural genius.

He wrote a novel, and it was not really such a bad novel as the critics later called it, although it was a very poor novel.

Critics assert that this flow of genes helps to undermine any concept of species in microbes.

If Mr. Bernanke tries one, critics will say he is trying to create the illusion of a recovery when a real one isn't at hand.

A few very harsh critics went so far as to say that he had not even brought up his daughters.

His case was one of the first of a wave of spying charges against Russian academics that critics claimed were trumped up.

Many thought it was a gamble bringing him in from Real Madrid in January, but Il Fenomeno has proved his critics wrong.

Along the journey of leadership, you'll meet all sorts of people, and I guarantee you'll bump into a few critics.

However, several critics suggested that such passages only seem to have radical under tones in light of Wollstonecraft's later works.

Yet, as her critics say, this is a reflection on the weakness of her party, which has no ideology other than to advance her interests.

It was clear, from remarks made by Mr Rasmussen at a debate in London on September 11th, that the industry's critics dislike three things.

I don't agree with those critics' opinions. Your conclusions are far from worthless; they make a good deal of sense to me.

FC: Critics were very good throughout Europe, and that was one of the best rewards for the team.

Critics have remained unconvinced, despite the fact that many still can't differentiate between Emily Howell's work and that of a human.

When Richie's Ozu was published, two years later, critics came to realize that this quiet filmmaker was one of cinema's finest artists.

While some critics have said it is not great literature, Mitchell is often praised for her storytelling.

But she did publish, albeit with a small publishing house. The book was generally ignored by critics but embraced by TIs.

It remains true, however, that the New Deal did not cure unemployment, just as its critics maintain.

Critics in his own party say that the president then added a sin of commission to his sin of omission.

In 20th century, literary critics F? R? Leavis believed that George Eliot was one of the great tradition of British novel.

While critics might be a bit disappointed by The Green Hornet, no one's calling it a bad film.

常用短语

adj.+n.
literary critic, vocal critic, severe critic, social critic, fierce critic
v.+n.
become critic
n.
supporter

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