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| 61. | Take it easy on your son and don't scold him too much. |
| 对你儿子不要操之过急，不要过分责骂他。 |
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| 62. | His father will certainly scold him again because he cheated in the exam. |
| 因他考试作弊，他父亲肯定会再次责骂他的。 |
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| 63. | He began to scold me, and even hit me in the jaw. |
| 他开始厉声斥责我, 还给了我一下子。 |
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| 64. | I hate to scold, but you mustn't scatter your things all over the place. |
| 我不想训斥你，但你总不该把东西到处乱丢。 |
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| 65. | Yet he never ceased to scold the human race. |
| 马克·吐温是一个宿命论者。然而他从未停止谴责人类。 |
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| 66. | Xiaomao: As soon as my daddy scolds me, my grandpa will scold him. |
| 小毛：当爸爸责骂我时，爷爷就会训他。 |
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| 67. | For the attention of the it, profession with painful scold, the friend's vigilance. |
| 为之，行业的注意和痛骂，朋友的警觉。 |
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| 68. | 1.to scold angrily; to give sb. a good dressing-down; 2.a swearword |
| 臭骂 |
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| 69. | give sb/get a(good,real,etc)roasting scold sb/be scolded severely |
| 严厉批评某人[受到严厉批评 |
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| 70. | 1.to upbraid; to scold; to reprimand; 2.to repel; to exclude; to oust |
| 斥 |
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