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| 21. | To scold or rebuke sharply;berate. |
| 痛骂，斥责；责备 |
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| 22. | The President has been on the receiving end for more abuse than he has dished out |
| 总统挨别人骂比他骂别人要多得多。 |
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| 23. | Don't scold the child without reason. |
| 不可无缘无故地责骂小孩。 |
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| 24. | Don't rail at the masses! In no circumstances must you do so. |
| 不要骂群众，群众是不能骂的呀！ |
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| 25. | abusive language |
| 骂人话 |
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| 26. | Chao, you'll certainly scold me." |
| 赵先生，你要骂我了。” |
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| 27. | "Oh, Captain Randall, don't scold them! |
| "唔，兰德尔队长，请不要责备他们！ |
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| 28. | Sustained, harshly abusive language; invective. |
| 骂人话尖刻的责骂性言词；骂语 |
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| 29. | To scold with an irritating voice |
| 厉声斥责 |
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| 30. | vulgar language |
| 骂人话|下流话 |
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