adj.责骂的
v.责骂；训斥（scold的ing形式）
n.责骂，斥责
scalding───adj.滚烫的；尖刻的；n.[外科]烫伤；v.烫（scald的ing形式）
scoldingly───责骂地
-holding───v.持有；召开；担任；握住（hold的现在分词）；n.股份；私有财产；馆藏；租种的土地；n.(Holding)（美、英、加、澳）霍尔丁（人名）
Golding───戈尔丁（人名）
Kolding───科灵
folding───adj.可折叠的
holding───v.持有；召开；担任；握住（hold的现在分词）；n.股份；私有财产；馆藏；租种的土地；n.(Holding)（美、英、加、澳）霍尔丁（人名）
molding───n.模塑件，铸造物；（装饰用的）嵌线，脚线
scoffing───v.嘲笑，嘲弄；贪婪地吃，狼吞虎咽；n.嘲笑，嘲笑的话；笑料，笑柄；食物，口粮
Parents shouldn't keep scolding their child for his unintentional mistakes.───父母不应该因为孩子无意的错误而一直责骂他。
He took a good scolding about clodding Sid, and did not seem to mind it in the least.───土块砸希德的事，他被狠狠地骂了一顿，但他似乎一点也不介意。
My yelling and scolding didn't have much effect, but the swinging coat did.───我的叫喊和斥骂没有多少效果，但左右横扫的外套起了作用。
Mark had to take his boss's rough criticisms all day and he would blow off steam at home by scolding his children.───马克对老板成天粗暴的批评只得忍气吞声，而回到家里就骂孩子出气。
He felt more like laughing at the child's escapade than scolding him, but, solemn as an owl, he got through the necessary reprimand.───那孩子的恶作剧与其说让他责骂，倒不如说让他啼笑皆非，然而，他还是起来进行了必要的惩戒。
Senator Joe Lieberman, who caucuses with the Democrats, said he found the public scolding "very troubling" .───参议员乔•利伯曼是民主党领导班子的一员。他称公开指责“让人非常不安”。
Of course, he'd get a scolding for his occasional splurging, but it was all done with the best intention.───当然，他会因为乱花钱而被指责，但所有这一切都带着良好的意图。
Mrs. Bennet deigned not to make any reply; but unable to contain herself, began scolding one of her daughters.───贝尼特太太忍气没有顶他话，但又抑制不住，于是开始数落自己的一个女儿。
He kept scolding them, not simply like that. He might have scolded them a lot, but only a couple of sentences are written here.───在那里一直骂，不是骂这样子而已，有可能骂很多，这里才写一两句而已。