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bad-mouth
[ˈbæd maʊθ] [ˈbæd maʊθ]

  • vt. <非正式>诽谤,说坏话;严厉批评;<俚>贬损(同 badmouth)

[ 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 ]

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  说坏话

7.bad-mouth 说坏话 Beat/forg都解作"打",若打一只死马,就是"徒劳无功","白费精神".

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  说别人坏话

... Bad-mouth someone 说某人的坏话 bad-mouth 苛刻批评 ; 说坏话 ; 说别人坏话 bad-mouth sb. 说某人的坏话 ...

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  苛刻批评

... bad-mannered 没礼貌的 bad-mouth 苛刻批评 bad-tempered 脾气不好的 ...

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短语

bad mouth 诽谤 ; 不听从使唤 ; 苛刻批评 ; 祸从口入

bad mouth sb 说某人坏话 ; 恶意中伤

bad mouth somebody 说某人的坏话

Do not bad mouth me 不要说我坏话 ; 别说我坏话

bad-mouth sb 说某人的坏话

I hate to bad-mouth people 我讨厌说别人坏话的人

Bad mouth someone 坏人口 ; 坏口人

You got a bad mouth 你的

Bad Mouth Her 不恶意攻击她

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bad-mouth [ 'bæd,mauθ ]

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 柯林斯英汉双解大词典 

bad-mouth ( bad-mouthing, bad-mouthed, bad-mouths )

  • 1. 

    V-T If someone bad-mouths you, they say unpleasant things about you, especially when you are not there to defend yourself. (尤指在他人背后)诽谤

    例:

    Both men continually bad-mouthed each other.

    两个男人继续彼此诽谤。

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  • You always bad-mouth me in front of our manager. What do you want?

    总是经理面前坏话。你干吗?

    youdao

  • We belittle them for their success, we criticize unfairly, we bad-mouth people, we become obstacles to their further progress.

    我们因为别人成功贬损他们,对他们进行不公正的评价,说他们的坏话,阻碍他们的进步

    youdao

  • It is bad manners to talk with your mouth full.

    嘴里塞满了东西人说话礼貌的。

    《牛津词典》

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  • True, their advertisements do not criticise each other, though they sometimes bad-mouth rivals such as Amex.

    ECONOMIST: Is it a carve-up?

  • Rathmann, says Wiltsey, is too much of a "humanist" to bad-mouth colleagues, although he is emotional and has been known to raise his voice a few decibels, particularly when he's defending his company.

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  • This is most obvious in Britain, where during the recent election campaign Labour and Tory leaders vied with each other to bad-mouth Brussels (though the new Labour government has begun, as John Major once did, with a charm offensive in Europe).

    ECONOMIST: Europe's mid-life crisis

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