She took the music player away from me and started chewing us out.

她还从我手里没收了随身听，然后就开始啰啰嗦嗦数落我们。

She's always getting at me, saying I weren't a real man.

她总是数落我，说我不是真男人。

On our right, the German wife began scolding her husband.

我们的右边，那个德国妇女开始喋喋不休地数落她的丈夫。

I even liked the way he told me off.

我甚至喜欢他数落我的方式。

Remember, it is much easier to reprove the sin of others than to overcome temptation when it assails ourselves.

记住，数落别人的不是总比服我们自己面对的诱惑容易得多。

Mom's scolding and nagging is inevitable.

来自老妈的数落和唠叨总是少不了的。

In my own home, whenever people had nothing else to do, they blamed me for want of discretion.

在我自己家里，每当人们无事可做的时候，他们就会数落我不够谨慎。

" I closed my notebook and locked eyes with him because I knew he wasn't finished with me yet."

“我合上笔记本，直视着他，因为我知他还没数落完我。”

" If I had known you wished to call me up here only to reproach me, I wouldn't have come."

“早知我叫到这里来是要数落我，我就不会来了。”

Because again, we always count all our faults, but we never acknowledge our small wins.

因为再次说明，我们总是数落自己的缺点，但从不承认自己的小成就。

You rag on David, but you're not so different.

数落大卫，但自己也差不多。

The sister starts telling him how disrespectful Joe is, and my mother, stop.

姐姐开始数落乔多么无礼，这时我母亲打断了她。

And it was funny because she's like scolding Chiquita and like, oh my god.

而且挺搞笑的，她一边数落奇基塔，一边又说“天啊”。

Why are you riding her so hard?

【ride】为什么这么数落她？

Mom turned away from Rose and started in on me.

【start】妈妈转过头背向罗丝，开始数落起我来。

Dad’s always on my case about something or other.

【case】爸爸总是为这样那样的事数落我。

Sir Anthony may have betrayed a daughter of this house but he doesn't deserve to be addressed like that by a footman.

安东尼爵士虽然背叛了二小姐，但也轮不到一个男仆来数落他。

" To give a talking-to" someone means to yell at someone or discipline someone or criticize someone.

“给某人一顿数落”意味着大声斥责某人或惩罚某人或批评某人。

Harry didn't stop to chat; Neville appeared to have mislaid his book list and was being told off by his very formidable-looking grandmother.

哈利没有停下来和他闲谈；纳威似乎他的书单不知搁在什么地方了，因而被他那位看上去很可怕的祖母数落了一番。

Walter Bergen was a divorce lawyer and the women who hired him always had something to say about the men they were divorcing.

沃尔特·卑尔根是一名离婚律师，女人们付钱给他，总会向他数落那些要和她们离婚的男人们的缺点。