lambaste [брит. lamˈbeɪst, америк. læmˈbeɪst, læmˈbæst], lambast ГЛ. перех. офиц.
1. lambaste (beat):
- lambaste
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2. lambaste (censure):
- lambaste person, organization
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lambast(e) [læmˈbæst, америк. -ˈbeɪst] ГЛ. перех.
lambaste [læm·ˈbeɪst] ГЛ. перех.
- lambaste
- vilipender офиц.
| I | lambaste |
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| you | lambaste |
| he/she/it | lambastes |
| we | lambaste |
| you | lambaste |
| they | lambaste |
| I | lambasted |
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| you | lambasted |
| he/she/it | lambasted |
| we | lambasted |
| you | lambasted |
| they | lambasted |
| I | have | lambasted |
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| you | have | lambasted |
| he/she/it | has | lambasted |
| we | have | lambasted |
| you | have | lambasted |
| they | have | lambasted |
| I | had | lambasted |
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| you | had | lambasted |
| he/she/it | had | lambasted |
| we | had | lambasted |
| you | had | lambasted |
| they | had | lambasted |
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Everyone is so quick to brandish the torches and pitchforks and lambaste this author for simply asking a question.
www.macleans.ca Martin lambastes the philosophy that a company's primary purpose is to maximize shareholder value.
www.canadianbusiness.com He would frequently lambaste his championship squads after victories, blowouts and otherwise.
www.thestar.com Yet he's free to lambaste other millionaires, many of whom may be far more generous than him.
news.nationalpost.com He told me that sometimes people -- usually women -- lambaste him at his readings and public appearances.
www.theatlantic.com