scold for

基本解釋

Nobody’s going to scold you for eating three bowls of Cap’n Crunch.
也沒(méi)有人會(huì)因爲(wèi)你喫了三碗Cap n Crunch 而責(zé)備你。
As soon as Hamlet came into her room, his mother began to scold him for what he had done to the king.
哈姆雷特一走進(jìn)她的房間，他的母親就爲(wèi)他對(duì)國(guó)王所做的事開(kāi)始責(zé)罵他。
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But you must hold your tongue about my uncle: he's my uncle, remember; and I'll scold papa for quarrelling with him.
但是你不許再說(shuō)我姑夫；他是我的姑夫。記住，而且我還要罵爸爸，因爲(wèi)跟他吵過(guò)架。

They sit down with the children and scold them for their missteps while preaching good behaviour.
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