Examples of using Scold in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Scold her- she.
I may scold them.
Scold and curse it.
I should scold you!
Never scold your child in public.
I ought to scold you.
You scold her for leaving Labor.
I dare not scold him.
How so, always praised, and now you scold?
Don't nag, scold or complain.
Am I coming across as a scold here?
We scold and punish ourselves in the same way.
Don't make me scold you, it hurts.
Come on, kids, I'm not gonna scold you.
Don't let Selim scold you in front of others again.
Don't listen in order to defend, argue, scold or even influence.
Never scold or punish your puppy for mistakes and accidents.
Ruga people, but only scold sharply;
Now, while you scold us, I'm going to get a knife and a fork.
Is this really what you came up here for… scold me for truancy?
Don't punish or scold your child for‘failing'.
And when the gap is great, we feel so alone andfrustrated that we think it will be helpful to preach, scold or admonish.
That's why you should scold them very gently.
Never scold a dog when he returns to you, even if it took him a long time.
We would say, why do we have to scold the kids and say, sit down and come here and do that, and so forth.
Never scold the puppy after he comes to you, even if it has taken a while to respond.
When girls call out, teachers often scold them for breaking the rules and remind them to raise their hands if they want to speak.”.
When you nag, scold, or get angry, you escalate conflict and give your partner more excuses and ammunition to deny responsibility.
And, Fred, when I scold you, it doesn't mean I don't care about you.
For example, if we have to scold them for having bad grades, we should never do so by comparing their grades with those of the brothers.