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scolding: noun
scold: transitive verb

scolding [ˈskəʊldɪŋ, Am ˈskoʊld-] N

scolding

nagana f

scold [skəʊld, Am skoʊld] VB trans

ganić [perf z-]

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For half a century, we have heard the totalitarian creeds scolding the people, making obedience the ultimate virtue of the nation. en.wikipedia.org

He walked outside of his home to urge the young children by scolding them to quiet down. en.wikipedia.org

Revealing these answers usually resulted in a mild scolding. en.wikipedia.org

In addition to these two main calls a range of other sounds are made; these include scolding in mobbing of predators. en.wikipedia.org

The whitethroat's song is fast and scratchy, with a scolding tone. en.wikipedia.org

Scolding and praising a cat will influence the traits it will develop. en.wikipedia.org

The song is a series of warbling "liroo-liroo" and scolding notes. en.wikipedia.org

He drives back when he realizes what he has done, and the girls begin scolding him. en.wikipedia.org

At school, he proved a lively but not always disciplined student, often receiving the scoldings of his father. en.wikipedia.org

She also blamed the monk for scolding them in the first place. en.wikipedia.org

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