1. He tends to badmouth his coworkers when he is unhappy.
他不开心时常常会说同事的坏话。

2. She warned him not to badmouth the teacher.
她警告他不要说老师的坏话。

3. It is unprofessional to badmouth your company in interviews.
在面试中诋毁公司是不专业的。

4. They were caught badmouthing each other online.
他们被发现在网上互相说坏话。

A: Why are you badmouthing your teammate?
A：你为什么要说你队友的坏话？

B: I was just frustrated, I shouldn't have done that.
B：我只是有点沮丧，不该那样做。

1) 指在背后批评或诋毁他人

2) 常用于口语表达不满情绪

3) 带有负面评价他人的行为

4) 多用于非正式或职场语境

1. 说坏话，诋毁他人

e.g. He was fired for badmouthing his boss.
他因为说老板坏话而被解雇。

2. 在背后贬低或批评

e.g. Don't badmouth others in the workplace.
不要在职场中说别人的坏话。

verb

1. To criticize or speak negatively about someone, especially in an unfair or malicious way.

Synonym: slander, criticize