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Significados de criticise en inglés

portugués
apreciar
catalán
criticar
español
criticar

Find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws.

criticar
Uso de criticise en inglés
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The problem I have is that my children constantly criticise my food.
The Irish Times
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MP's criticise the swift law change to validate thousands of speeding tickets.
Radio NZ
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Until recently, indeed, it was considered bad form to criticise the Speaker.
The Guardian
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They say some Sinhalese who criticise the government are also at risk.
Reuters
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Farage has appeared repeatedly on Russian state TV to criticise the EU.
The Guardian
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Maldonado has used performance and graffiti art to criticise the Cuban government.
Reuters
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It is one thing to comment on or criticise a particular decision.
The Guardian
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They also strongly criticise the idea of an amnesty for illegal deforesters.
The Guardian
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We cannot criticise the work Scott Morrison has done in this campaign.
News.com.au
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The document notes divisions over trade but does not criticise protectionist activity.
Radio NZ
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To explain is not to excuse; to criticise is not to capitulate.
The Guardian
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Governments criticise the corporation for its assumed bias this or that way.
The Guardian
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Let not the atheist criticise society; it is too big an affair.
The Golden Censer / Or, the duties of to-day, the hopes of the f...
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Will they criticise the security measures as overweening, ostentatious and largely unnecessary?
Independent.ie
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Some residents are reluctant to openly criticise Tepco, a major local employer.
The Guardian
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She has little time for adults who doubt and criticise her actions.
The Guardian
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Translations for criticise
catalán
criticar
español
criticar
Criticise a través del tiempo
Criticise por variante geográfica
Australia
Común
Irlanda
Común
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Común
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