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| 21. | Criticism should be aimed at helping those criticized. |
| 批评应该是与人为善的批评。 |
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| 22. | Supporters of the Administration were ready to howl down any suggestions of criticism. |
| 政府的支持者们准备用喊叫声压倒任何批评意见。 |
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| 23. | Mps attack the government for not spend enough money on the police |
| 下院议员批评政府没有在警察身上花足够的钱 |
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| 24. | Officials blacked out all criticism of the government. |
| 官员们不准发表所有对政府批评的真相。 |
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| 25. | This letter is a government response to criticism |
| 有人曾批评政府 对于紧急事件的应对措施不够完善 |
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| 26. | The Director of Audit criticised the Government Supplies Department for stock-piling equipment that would not be used up in 100 years. |
| 审计署署长批评政府物料供应处部份存货用一百年也用不完。 |
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| 27. | I have often criticized people in power in the United States, saying that actually they have three governments. |
| 我经常批评美国当权者，说他们实际上有三个政府。 |
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| 28. | They believe that by expressing views critical of the government, their behaviour will be labelled anti-state and anti-government. |
| 他们认为举凡批评政府，将被指为反国家、反政府的行为。 |
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| 29. | The Director of Audit criticised the Government Su lies Department for stock-piling equipment that would not be used up in100 years. |
| 审计署署长批评政府物料供应处部份存货用一百年也用不完。 |
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| 30. | 1.to criticize; to judge; (Am.) to score 2.criticism; comment; animadversion |
| 批评 |
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