lambasting

UK
/læmˈbɑːstɪŋ/
US
/læmˈbæstɪŋ/

Translations

lambastingnoun
lambastings
pl
UK
/læmˈbɑːstɪŋ/
US
/læmˈbæstɪŋ/
The manager's lambasting of the team's performance was harsh.
Критика менеджера в адрес выступления команды была жесткой.
After the meeting, he received a lambasting from his boss.
После собрания он получил выговор от своего начальника.
Additional translations
lambastinggerund / present participle
UK
/læmˈbɑːstɪŋ/
US
/læmˈbeɪstɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe speech, tone, etc. that delivers severe criticism
lambasteverb

lambasting

Gerund

lambasted
Past Simple
lambasted
Past Participle
lambasting
Gerund
UK
/læmˈbeɪst/
US
/læmˈbeɪst/
The manager decided to lambaste the team for their poor performance.
Менеджер решил раскритиковать команду за их плохую работу.
The teacher began to lambaste the students for not completing their homework.
Учитель начал бранить учеников за то, что они не выполнили домашнее задание.
The coach would often lambaste the players during practice.
Тренер часто ругал игроков во время тренировки.
lambastverb

lambasting

Gerund

lambasted
Past Simple
lambasted
Past Participle
lambasting
Gerund
UK
/læmˈbɑːst/
US
/læmˈbæst/
The manager decided to lambast the team for their poor performance.
Менеджер решил раскритиковать команду за их плохую работу.
The teacher began to lambast the students for not completing their homework.
Учитель начал бранить учеников за то, что они не выполнили домашнее задание.
The coach would often lambast the players during practice.
Тренер часто ругал игроков во время тренировки.
Additional translations
lambastegerund / present participle

lambasting

Used attributively to describe speech, writing, or actions that are harshly critical.

Definitions

lambastingnoun
A severe criticism or verbal attack.
The politician received a lambasting from the media for his controversial remarks.
A hard beating or thrashing.
The boxer took a real lambasting in the final round.
lambastinggerund / present participle
Delivering or characterized by severe criticism or scolding.
Her lambasting remarks left the committee stunned.
lambasteverb
To criticize someone or something harshly.
The coach lambasted the team for their lack of effort during the game.
To beat or whip someone or something severely.
During the fight, he lambasted his opponent with blow after blow.
lambastverb
To criticize someone or something harshly.
The coach lambasted the team for their lack of effort during the game.
To strike repeatedly and violently; to beat or thrash soundly.
The mob lambasted the thief until the police arrived.
lambastegerund / present participle
Characterized by vigorous or harsh criticism.
The senator faced a lambasting editorial in the next morning’s paper.