v.(通常指公开地)猛烈批评，痛斥，炮轰

原形：lambast第三人称单数：lambasts过去式：lambasted过去分词：lambasted现在分词：lambasting

He lambasted the government for its handling of the economy, calling it incompetent and corrupt.
他猛烈抨击政府对经济的管理，称其无能且腐败。
The critics lambasted the film for its lack of originality and predictable plot.
批评家们猛烈批评这部电影缺乏原创性和可预测的情节。
The coach lambasted his team for their poor performance in the match, demanding they improve immediately.
教练严厉批评他的队伍在比赛中的糟糕表现，要求他们立即提高水平。
She lambasted her ex-husband for lying about the divorce settlement.
她强烈指责前夫关于离婚协议的谎言。
The politician lambasted the rival party's policies, calling them detrimental to the country's welfare.
政治家痛斥对手党的政策，称它们对国家福祉有害。
The teacher lambasted the students for their constant tardiness, emphasizing the importance of punctuality.
老师严厉批评学生的经常迟到，强调守时的重要性。
The media lambasted the celebrity for their irresponsible behavior, demanding accountability.
媒体猛烈批评这位名人不负责任的行为，要求他们负责。
The CEO lambasted the company's internal communication, stating that it was a major hindrance to progress.
首席执行官批评公司的内部沟通，认为这是阻碍进步的主要因素。
The comedian's jokes were so off-target that they received a thorough lambasting from the audience.
这位喜剧演员的笑话完全偏离了主题，遭到了观众的猛烈嘲笑。
After receiving multiple complaints, the restaurant manager lambasted the staff for their poor customer service.
在收到多起投诉后，餐厅经理严厉批评员工的服务质量。