scold造句

He would scold me.

Besides, the people in cars scold you.

You do not have to scold him.

To scold or rebuke sharply; berate.

I will not scold you, my little Frantz.

Don't scold him; it is not his fault.

But do not nag, scold, threaten or preach, because these do not work!

"If teachers don't scold, people think theyaren't doing their job," Hua said.

But granny would always scold us, lest we should fall down.

The merciful merchant showed mercy to the poor father, "Don't scold him, he was a mere child."

Every mom has a favourite quote and a special tone to scold or teach a lesson to their recalcitrant kids.

My elder brothers, after a few spasmodic efforts, gave up all hopes of me — they even ceased to scold me.

Of course, for educating the child, it is sometimes necessary to scold him or even put in a punishment for wrongdoing.

I will not scold you, my little Frantz; you must be punished enough; that is the way it goes; every day we say to ourselves: 'Pshaw!

And being really fully as inclined to laugh as scold — for I esteemed it all girlish vanity — I at length relented in a measure, and asked.

You encourage and prod and scold and smile and preach and beg and take the little screw-ups home with you, in your mind.

According to an executive who has worked with both brothers, Gou would scold T.C. as he would any other employee, sometimes telling him to sit in the back of the room.