criticize [ˈkrɪtɪsaɪz, америк. ˈkrɪt̬-] ГЛ. перех., неперех.
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| you | criticize |
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| we | criticize |
| you | criticize |
| they | criticize |
| I | criticized |
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| you | criticized |
| he/she/it | criticized |
| we | criticized |
| you | criticized |
| they | criticized |
| I | have | criticized |
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| you | have | criticized |
| he/she/it | has | criticized |
| we | have | criticized |
| you | have | criticized |
| they | have | criticized |
| I | had | criticized |
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| you | had | criticized |
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However, several sportswriters criticized his decision, and some said that he should also have been penalized.
en.wikipedia.org However, by the late 1930s he began to distance himself from the movement, and in 1945, he publicly criticized it.
en.wikipedia.org In the late 1970s, selected newspapers, former members, and select watchdog groups began to publicly criticize the movement's practices.
en.wikipedia.org While some hail this approach, others criticize it for its predictability.
en.wikipedia.org Their manner and dialog has been criticized for playing to stereotypes.
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