Translations for „lambaste“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

lam·bast(e) [læmˈbæst] VB trans

lambast(e)

kritizirati [perf skritizirati]

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English

The president lambastes them in two separate meetings for betraying their party.

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We love to celebrate the good stuff and lambaste the bad.

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Better yet, some lambaste these distinctions -- while others laud them.

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But at the same time we weren't there to attack them and lambaste them, we were just there to get some information.

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It elegantly lambastes the cruelties of urban life but evokes a pastoral nostalgia that, at times, fails to acknowledge the harsh realities of rural life.

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You just wanted to find the right excuse so that you can lambaste it the hardest way you can.

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Everyone is so quick to brandish the torches and pitchforks and lambaste this author for simply asking a question.

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Nowadays, such opportunity is used to pour out our frustrations and lambaste our country.

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When you lambaste someone, you give him a tongue-lashing; you criticise or scold the individual/thing quite severely.

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He would frequently lambaste his championship squads after victories, blowouts and otherwise.

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