“upbraid”简单造句，upbraid造句子

Then began he to upbraid the cities wherein most of his mighty works were done, because they repented not

upbraid; to scold; to reprimand; repel; to exclude; to oust

WHEN the American economy sickens, there is nothing Congress likes more than to call in a few chief executives for hearings in which politicians can upbraid big business.

This has led politicians to upbraid the nouveau riche, though so far only in small ways: chastising them for leaving too much food on their plates at banquets, for example.

Drink and upbraid this old man let him go out he is still smiling like this who knows old man's feeling at heart.