自我批评的英语

[代]1（称自己） I; my; me:以我之见in my humble opinion2（指称我们） we; our; us:我等二人we two;我校our university;齐师伐我。The Qi troops attacked us.3（“我、你” 对举， 表示泛指）:足球场上你争我夺。Each scrambled for the football at the football ground.4（自己） self:自我批评self-criticism;忘我的劳动selfless labour

Criticism and self-criticism

形容词性物主代词：my名词性物主代词：mine

自我剖析 或 自我批评self (pl. selves ) a person's essential being that distinguishes them from others, especially considered as the object of introspection or reflexive action 自己，自我 our alienation from our true selves. 我们与自我的疏远。 [in sing]guilt can be turned against the self. 罪恶可以与自己作对。 [mass noun]language is an aspect of a person's sense of self. 语言是一个人自我意识的一个方面。 ■[with adj.]a person particular nature or personality; the qualities that make a person individual or unique 个性；本性 by the end of the round he was back to his old self. 这一回合结束时他又重新找回了自我。 Paula seemed to be her usual cheerful self. 保拉好像和平常一样高兴。 ■[mass noun]one's own interests or pleasure 私利，私心 to love in an unpossessive way implies the total surrender of self. 用不占有的方式去爱意味着对个性的完全放弃。 (pl. selves ) oneself, in particular 自己，尤指 ■[with adj.](one's self)used ironically to refer in specified glowing terms to oneself or someone else 自己（用于自谑的赞美语中） an article with a picture of my good self. 一篇附有我这个大好人照片的文章。 ■used on counterfoils, cheques, and other papers to refer to the holder or person who has signed 本人（用于票根、支票等，指称持有人或签署人） adjective [attrib.](of a trimming or cover) of the same material and colour as the rest of the item （装饰品，封面）与其他部分同质同色的 a button-through style with self belt. 配同色质皮带、上下全纽扣的式样。 verb [with obj.](chiefly Botany)self-pollinate; self-fertilize (主植)使自花授粉；使自体受精 [as noun selfing]the flowers never open and pollination is normally by selfing. 这些花从不绽放，一般自花授粉。 ■[usu. as adj. selfed](Genetics)cause (an animal or plant) to breed with or fertilize one of the same hybrid origin or strain (遗传)（动物，植物）同系繁殖；同系受精 progeny were derived from selfed crosses. 后代是源于同系繁殖的杂交种。 语源 Old English, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch zelf and German selbe. Early use was emphatic, expressing the sense ('I) myself', ('he) himself', etc. The verb dates from the early 20th cent critical adjective expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgements 批评的；意见相反的 I was very critical of the previous regime. 我对前政权很有意见。 expressing or involving an analysis of the merits and faults of a work of literature, music, or art （对文艺作品）批评的；评论性的 she never won the critical acclaim she sought. 她从未得到她向往的评论界的赞扬。 ■(of a published literary or musical text) incorporating a detailed and scholarly analysis and commentary （发表的有关文学或音乐的文章）有详细学术分析与评论的 a critical edition of a Bach sonata. 附有评论的巴赫奏鸣曲谱。 (of a situation or problem) having the potential to become disastrous; at a point of crisis （情况或问题）可能成为灾难性的；危急的；紧急的；关键性的 the flood waters had not receded and the situation was still critical. 洪水没有减退，情况仍很危急。 ■(of a person) extremely ill and at risk of death （人）病情严重的；病危的 she was critical but stable in Middlesbrough General Hospital. 她病得很重，但在米德尔斯伯勒总院病情保持了稳定。 ■having a decisive or crucial importance in the success or failure of something 关键的；决定性的 temperature is a critical factor in successful fruit storage. 温度是成功储藏水果的决定性因素。 [attrib.](Mathematics & Physics)relating to or denoting a point of transition from one state to another (数，物理)（与）临界（有关）的 ■(of a nuclear reactor or fuel) maintaining a self-sustaining chain reaction （核反应堆或核燃料）临界的 the reactor is due to go critical in October. 该核反应堆预计十月份临界。 派生 criticality noun （限义项 3 与 4） critically adverb criticalness noun 语源 mid 16th cent. (in the sense 'relating to the crisis of a disease'): from late Latin criticus (see critic) 简明英汉词典 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 收起释义 critical D.J.[ˈkritikəl] K.K.[ˈkrɪtɪkəl] adj. 决定性的, 关键性的, 危急的 We are at a critical time in history. 我们正处在历史的危急时刻。 批评的, 批判的 We must inherit in a critical way. 我们要以批判的方式继承。 现代英汉综合大辞典 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 收起释义 critical [ˈkritikəl] adj. 批判的, 批评性的, 评论性的 挑剔的, 对...表示不满意的 紧要的, 关键性的 严重的, 危险的, 危急的 重大的; 急需的 【物】临界的 【医】危急的 (数量上)足够发生链式反应的 critical spirit 批评精神 critical essays 论文 critical writings on art 关于艺术的评论性文章 critical opinions on this latest play 有关这出最新剧的评论意见 a critical eye 挑剔的目光 be critical of sth. 对某事表示谴责 a critical decision 重大的决定 critical condition (病的)危险状态; 临界状态 critical moment 危机; 紧要关头, 关键时刻 critical point 【物】临界点, 驻点 词性变化 critical [ˈkritikəl] n. 临界(值); 中肯 继承用法 critically [ˈkrɪtɪkəlɪ] adv. 习惯用语 at critical 在临界状态下 be critical about 爱挑剔 below critical 在“次临界”状态下 go critical 变成临界[极限]的 just critical 正好在临界状态下 新牛津美语大词典 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 收起释义 critical [ˈkritikəl] adjective expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgments: he was critical of many U.S. welfare programs. expressing or involving an analysis of the merits and faults of a work of literature, music, or art: she never won the critical acclaim she sought. ■(of a published literary or musical text) incorporating a detailed and scholarly analysis and commentary: a critical edition of a Bach sonata. (of a situation or problem) having the potential to become disastrous; at a point of crisis: the flood waters had not receded, and the situation was still critical. ■(of a person) extremely ill and at risk of death: he had been in critical condition since undergoing surgery. ■having a decisive or crucial importance in the success or failure of something: See note at crucial. temperature is a critical factor in successful fruit storage. (Mathematics & Physics )relating to or denoting a point of transition from one state to another. ■(of a nuclear reactor or fuel) maintaining a self-sustaining chain reaction: the reactor is due to go critical in October. 派生 criticality [ˌkritəˈkalitē] noun (critical (sense 3) and (critical (sense 4). critically [ˈkritik(ə)lē] adverb (as submodifier) he's critically ill. criticalness noun 语源 – ORIGIN mid 16th cent. (in the sense '‘relating to the crisis of a disease’'): from late Latin criticus (see critic). 牛津英语搭配词典 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 收起释义 critical adj. disapproving 不赞成 [搭配]VERBS be 批评 become 变得持批评态度 remain始终持批评态度 [搭配]ADV. bitterly, deeply, extremely, fiercely, harshly, highly, severely, sharply, strongly, very 尖锐批评的；深刻批评的；严厉批评的；猛烈批评的 increasing 越来越多批抨的 a little, mildly, quite 有点挑剔的；稍加批评的；相当挑剔的 openly 公开批评的: She became openly critical of party policy. 她开始公开批评党的政策。 [搭配]PREP. of 不赞同…的: The report was highly critical of the railway’s poor safety record. 报告严厉批评了铁路系统糟糕的安全纪录。 important 重要 [搭配]VERBS be 至关紧要 become 变得关键 [搭配]ADV. really 非常关键的 absolutely 至为关键的 increasingly 越来越关键的 [搭配]PREP. for 对…极为重要的: Maintaining control of the budget is absolutely critical for success. 为了获得成功，控制预算极为重要。 to 对…至关重要: This reorganization is critical to the long-term future of the company. 这次重组对公司的长远发展至关重要。 牛津英语同义词词典 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 收起释义 critical [ˈkrɪtɪk(ə)l] (adjective 形容词) Critical can mean either (a) unfavourable (a critical review of the dreadful new LP) or (b)showing careful judgement (a critical analysis of Shakespeare’s plays). critical可以指(a) 找出缺点的(a critical review of the dreadful new LP对那张糟透的新唱片的批评) 或(b) 评论的(a critical analysis of Shakespeare’s plays对莎士比亚戏剧的评论)。(a) [= unfavourable]找出缺点的 SYNONYM 同义词:captious,censorious, criticizing [SEE参阅 criticize] ,deprecatory, derogatory, fault-finding, hypercritical,[informal日常用语] nit-picking,scathing, slighting, uncomplimentary, unfavourable. OPPOSITES: SEE 反义词参阅complimentary.(b) [= showing careful judgement]评论的 SYNONYM 同义词:analytical, discerning, discriminating, intelligent,judicious, perceptive. OPPOSITES: SEE 反义词参阅undiscriminating. 紧要关头的；决定性的 a critical decision. 关键的决定。 SYNONYM 同义词:crucial, SEE参阅 dangerous, decisive,important, key, momentous, vital. OPPOSITES: SEE 反义词参阅unimportant. 同义词：vitalcrucialdecisivefaultfindingpressingurgent 反义词：approbatorycomplimentaryuncritical 相关词：captiousfaultfindingsupercriticalevaluativeindispensablecrucialimportantacutesarcasticdiscerning

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