Nobody says thank you, and everyone has something critical to say online.

没有人对你谢谢，但每个人在网上都有批评的话要。

Yet if any man ever had occasion to criticize, surely it was Lincoln.

然而，假如真的有人有理由批评别人的话，那就是林肯。

" He became increasingly tyrannical and sharp in his criticism, " according to Markkula.

" 他变得越来越专横，批评人的话也越来越尖锐，" 马。

You are saying something mean or critical about that person.

你的是关于那个人的刻薄或批评的话。

" I don't understand" may itself be a critical remark.

“我明白”本身可能就是一句批评的话。

I wouId never think of saying hurtfuI or criticaI things to anybody.

我从来会想对任何人 伤人或者批评的话。

It's something that you are saying to criticize someone.

这是你批评某人的话。

Queen Jiang realized that he was seriously sick, and so she never said a word of criticism again.

姜皇后知道他病得很重，就再也没有过一句批评的话。

To say something insulting or critical or to write something insulting or critical is " to deride" another person or another thing.

一些侮辱性或批评的话或写一些侮辱性或批评的话是“嘲笑”另一个人或另一件事。

" I want to qualify my comment." Maybe you've made a negative statement; you've said something critical about someone else.

“我想限定我的评论。 ” 也许你做了一个否定的陈述；你了一些批评别人的话。

I'm not trying to say anything horrible or damaging or critical about you, but your whole family is concerned about you.

我并非想对你任何可怕、伤害或批评的话，但你的整个家庭都在为你担忧， 难道你看出来吗？

Now, the next one, this is something you can say to criticize, maybe, a friend; usually a close friend, hopefully not someone you just met.

现在，下一个，这是你可以用来批评朋友的话；通常是密友， 但愿是刚认识的人。

If I say, " Far be it from me to criticise, " I might be proceeding something that might sound like criticism, but I don't want it to be criticism.

如果我，“我无权批评”，我可能正在一些听起来像批评的话，但我希望这是批评。

Their books or songs may be touching and wise, but (in the parlance of criticism) it is a biographical fallacy to assume that the work reflects an artist's life or beliefs.

他们的书或歌曲可能充满智慧且感人至深，但认为作品反映了艺术家的生活或信仰是一种传记性谬误(用批评家的话来)。

You would say: " Oh, dear, that was a bit of a put-down" , if someone has said something that sounded as if they were criticizing you, and made you feel about that big.

你会：“哦， 亲爱的，这有点贬低”，如果有人了一些听起来像是在批评你的话， 并让你觉得有那么大。

" To deride" is to say or possibly to write something about someone or something that is very critical and perhaps insulting – to say that someone isn't very smart or that a certain government policy is stupid.

“嘲笑”是或可能写一些关于某人或某事的非常批评甚至侮辱性的话——某人是很聪明或某项政府政策是愚蠢的。