reprimand

Oznaczający (Angielski)

Noun

A severe, formal or official reproof; reprehension, rebuke, private or public.

Verb

To reprove in a formal or official way.

Synonimy

rebuke

scold

reproach

reprove

blame

censure

admonish

reproof

upbraid

tell off

scolding

admonition

chide

criticize

condemn

berate

lecture

discipline

admonishment

reproval

exhortation

exhort

punishment

abuse

reprehend

warn

chew out

punish

criticism

caution

objurgate

remonstrate

rag

reprehension

chew up

warning

⚠️

chastise

call down

dress down

find fault with

castigate

call on the carpet

have words

take to task

bawl out

recover

scold severely

reimburse

regain

reclaim

lambast

knock

lambaste

counsel

criminate

jaw

correction

cursing

insult

censor

thrashing

trounce

repay

advise

recoup

resume

retake

revile

revive

ridicule

roar

rocket

🚀

satirize

scald

shoot

slate

strafe

swearing

tackle

take

take back

take exception

talking to

taunt

tee off

telling

threaten

read the riot act

take someone to task

upbraiding

virago

blow one’s stack

flyting

get even with

stern warning

express disapproval

give a serve

scold angrily

rixation

referal

scold off

accuse

tellig off

add

advice

animadversion

animadvert

assault

attack

👊

awakening

beating

bellow

boom

💥

brush down

carp

castigation

caveat

challenge

chasten

chastisement

collect

comeuppance

comment

commination

condemnation

continue

convince

correct

criticise

damnation

denounce

discredit

dressing-down

expostulate

expostulation

extension

fault

film

📽️

find fault

forbid

fulminate

get

go

go on

howl

intimidate

keelhaul

loom

menace

mistreat

monition

nag

notice

objurgation

penalty

pick up

portray

preach

prevent

protest

pull up

rage

😡

rap

rate

reference

reject

remind

Tłumaczenia

réprimander

Verweis

riprendere

réprimande

reprender

censurar

rimproverare

Tadel

Rüge

gronder

Wymawiane jako (IPA)

/ˈɹɛpɹɪmɑːnd/

Etymologia (Angielski)

From French réprimande, from réprimer (“to repress”).