释义 |
present tense third-person singular of ream (out) as in lectures to criticize (someone) severely or angrily especially for personal failings you are so going to get reamed out when the boss learns that you wrecked the company car -
lectures -
scolds -
reprimands -
calls down -
bawls out -
dresses down -
keelhauls -
criticizes -
reads the riot act (to) -
blames -
rags -
chews out -
rails (at or against) -
rates -
tongue-lashes -
rants (at) -
jaws -
lays into -
takes to task -
scores -
attacks -
berates -
faults -
upbraids -
admonishes -
reprehends -
reproaches -
hammers -
bastes -
rebukes -
flays -
chastises -
lambasts -
lambastes -
castigates -
mocks -
vituperates -
pans -
lashes -
remonstrates (with) -
abuses -
chides -
knocks -
slams -
crucifies -
condemns -
reproves -
blasts -
puts down -
excoriates -
harangues -
censures -
scourges -
denounces -
assails -
reviles -
laces (into) -
disparages -
belittles -
ridicules -
bad-mouths -
scoffs -
scorns -
disses -
indorses -
approves -
sanctions -
endorses -
praises -
extols -
lauds -
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