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chiding
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/ˈtʃaɪdɪŋ/
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/ˈtʃaɪdɪŋ/
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chiding
noun
chidings
pl
упрёк
Her chiding was gentle but firm.
Её упрёк был мягким, но твёрдым.
Additional translations
выговор
порицание
Synonyms
rebuke
scolding
reprimand
admonition
censure
chiding
adjective
more chiding
Comp.
most chiding
Super.
UK
/ˈtʃaɪdɪŋ/
US
/ˈtʃaɪdɪŋ/
укоризненный
She gave him a chiding look for being late.
Она бросила на него укоризненный взгляд за опоздание.
Synonyms
reproachful
admonishing
admonitory
reproving
rebuking
scolding
upbraiding
chastising
castigating
chide
verb
chiding
Gerund
chided
Past Simple
chided
Past Participle
chiding
Gerund
UK
/tʃaɪd/
US
/tʃaɪd/
бранить
She would often chide her son for being late.
Она часто бранила своего сына за опоздания.
упрекать
He chided himself for not being more careful.
Он упрекал себя за то, что не был более осторожным.
попрека́ть
The teacher chided the students for not doing their homework.
Учитель попрекал учеников за то, что они не сделали домашнее задание.
Additional translations
отчитывать
распекать
придираться
Synonyms
rebuke
scold
reprimand
admonish
castigate
upbraid
berate
criticize
Antonyms
praise
commend
applaud
Definitions
chiding
noun
A scolding or rebuke.
The teacher's chiding was enough to make the students realize their mistake.
chiding
adjective
Expressing disapproval or scolding.
Her chiding tone made it clear that she was not pleased with his behavior.
chide
verb
To express disapproval or reproach toward someone; to scold or rebuke.
The teacher chided the students for whispering during the test.
(literary) Of wind or another natural force: to make a shrill, scolding sound.
The winter wind chided through the cracks of the old cottage.
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