گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'critic'

1 عمومی:: انتقاد كننده‌

2 عمومی:: نقدگر

3 عمومی:: نقاد

4 عمومی:: سخن‌ سنج‌

5 عمومی:: نكوهشگر

1 general:: noun reviewer: It is good to have a critic.

2 general:: critic types of critic a film/art/music etc critic • He became the chief music critic for the Herald Tribune. a literary critic (= of books and other literature ) a theatre critic British English , a theater critcic American English (= of plays ) a restaurant critic (= of the food, service etc in restaurants ) • Being a restaurant critic sounds like a glamorous lifestyle. a social critic (= of human society and its organizations ) • Social critics have argued that television viewing decreases people's other social activities. verbs a critic attacks something • Many critics attacked Seurat’s paintings for their lack of colour. a critic praises something • The play was highly praised by critics and the public. a critic hails something/somebody as something (= describes someone or something as very good ) • Critics hailed the film as a brilliant portrayal of American society at that time. a critic pans something ( also a critic slates something British English ) (= criticizes something strongly ) • The television series has been panned by critics.

3 general::   noun says what is bad/wrong with sth ADJ. bitter, fierce, harsh, hostile, severe, trenchant She is one of her husband's severest critics. | outspoken, vocal, vociferous | persistent | chief, great, leading, major He is now a major critic of the nuclear industry. VERB + CRITIC prove wrong She is looking for a chance to prove her critics wrong. CRITIC + VERB accuse sb Critics accused the government of giving in to pressure from the tobacco companies. | argue sth, believe sth, claim sth, charge sth, fear sth, point sth out, say sth, suggest sth Critics point out that poverty still exists. | be right/wrong PREP. ~ of an outspoken critic of government policy gives opinions about plays/books/films, etc. ADJ. good, great, incisive | distinguished, influential | art, drama, film, literary, music, restaurant, social, television, theatre CRITIC + VERB hail sth, praise sth The film was hailed by critics as a triumphant piece of realism. | attack sth, pan sth, slate sth The play was panned by critics. | describe sth Critics described the paintings as worthless rubbish.JOB