scoldings

英 [ˈskəʊldɪŋz]

美

n. 责骂, 斥责( scolding的复数形式 )
scolding 的复数

My mother would release her disconcerts by sullen drones of complaints and scoldings, as befitted her role of the disciplinarian of the family.
我母亲会通过絮絮叨叨地抱怨和斥责来排解她的不称心，正如她在家里所扮演的严格执行纪律的角色。
Online anger-release stores have become extremely popular with young netizens, as shop owners are paid to listen to complaints, confidential secrets and even scoldings from customers.
“挨骂网店”在年轻人中已经非常流行，顾客付费让店主听自己抱怨、倾诉秘密、甚至责骂。
Because of all the scoldings, the younger began to think that he was not a very good person.
小儿子因为总是受到斥责，甚至认为自己不是怎样好的人。
American Author's Moby-Dick, or, the Whale, which is published in middle of the 19th century, being considered as one of the ten most famous classic works in west world now, was suffered much from condemnations and scoldings in history.
美国小说家赫尔曼·梅尔维尔在十九世纪中叶出版的长篇小说《白鲸》，在当代西方被列为十大经典名著之一，在历史却曾经饱受责难和非议。