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Перевод: scold
[существительное] сварливая женщина; [глагол] бранить; ругать; браниться; выговаривать; выругать; поругать; распекать; пробирать; покричать; брюзжать; ворчать; выебать [неценз.]
Тезаурус:
- Mothers were twice as likely to scold the older children and tell them to stop; with younger children, however, they tended not to scold but to distract them and try to interest them in something other than the source of conflict.
- The important thing in this case was to reward him for being good rather than punish him for being naughty - if you scold or hit a young horse for not standing still you will only make matters worse.
- Do not scold and then pet a short time later as this will only confuse him.
- Brown Owl knew that this was no time to scold her, even if Mr. Gordon didn't.
- She was a scold - whenever she was near him he felt in the wrong and wondered anxiously what it was he ought to have done.
- Do not scold or dispute on the way to, or during time-out .
- The adverts scold us and cajole us and wheedle us and fawn us to keep up with the Joneses.
- Although sometimes Mrs Parvis talked about Dot, she rarely spoke to her, except to scold or reprimand, whereas Mrs Hollidaye went on talking cheerfully to Loopy Lil and to Dot even though neither replied.
- I don't like artists who think they can scold the rest of the world, but this show will certainly include historic material.
- "A Cure for the Common Scold"
- Salt could nag and scold as much as she pleased, force her to polish and scrub harder and faster, but she had no hold over her mind.
- The lassie works hard enough, saints help her, that you've no call to scold, Mairi Ban.
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