Definition
Definition of berated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
criticismcriticized harshly or angrily
- The berated employee felt demoralized after the meeting.
- The berated student avoided eye contact with the teacher.
- Feeling berated, he left the room in silence.
Origin of berated
English, be- (thoroughly) + rate (scold)
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- French:réprimandé, ...
- German:scharf kritisiert, ...
- Italian:criticato, ...
- Spanish:reprendido, ...
- Portuguese:repreendido, ...
- Chinese:被批评, ...
- Japanese:叱責された, ...
- Arabic:مُهان, ...
- Hebrew:נִנְזָף, ...
- Russian:раскритикованный, ...
- Ukrainian:розкритикований, ...
- Hindi:फटकारा हुआ, ...
Definition of berate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
angry criticismspeak to someone angrily for doing something wrong
- She berate him for being late.
- The coach berated the team after their sloppy performance.
- She berated her son for breaking the neighbor's window.
Origin of berate
Old English, ber (thoroughly) + atan (to scold)
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- French:réprimander, ...
- German:schelten, ...
- Italian:rimproverare, ...
- Spanish:reprender, ...
- Portuguese:repreender, ...
- Chinese:严厉斥责, ...
- Japanese:叱責する, ...
- Arabic:وَبَّخَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְזוֹף בְּ, ...
- Russian:бранить, ...
- Ukrainian:сварити, ...
- Hindi:फटकारना, ...
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