lambaste en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de lambaste en el diccionario inglés»español

lambaste [ingl. am. læmˈbeɪst, læmˈbæst, ingl. brit. lamˈbeɪst], lambast [-ˈbæst] V. trans.

lambaste opponent/plan/show:

lambaste

arremeter contra

lambaste en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de lambaste en el diccionario inglés»español

lambast(e) [læmˈbæst, ingl. am. -ˈbeɪst] V. trans.

lambast(e)

vapulear

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The party has used bristling rhetoric to lambaste the government.

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He told me that sometimes people -- usually women -- lambaste him at his readings and public appearances.

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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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There's hardly anyone there to lambaste you, heck the shackles are off, just this once.

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

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But don't lambaste teens before considering that every demographic is guilty: 41% of the teenagers surveyed stated that they saw parents texting while driving.

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

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And you have the temerity to lambaste a man for being grounded rather than a fantasist?

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

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A few weeks later, he took to the radio to lambaste referees for missing traveling calls, drawing a fine from the league office.

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