dish out

英 [dɪʃ aʊt]

美 [dɪʃ aʊt]

分发; 给予（批评、惩罚等）; 布（菜）; 把（食物）装盘子上菜; 从大盘中分（菜）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 分发
  If youdish outsomething, you distribute it among a number of people.
  1. Doctors, not pharmacists, are responsible for dishing out drugs...
     负责开药的是医生，而不是药剂师。
  2. The council wants to dish the money out to specific projects.
     理事会想把钱分配到具体的工程。
• PHRASAL VERB 给予(批评、惩罚等)
  If someonedishes outcriticism or punishment, they give it to someone.
  1. Linzi is well qualified to dish out advice.
     林齐完全有资格给出意见。
• PHRASAL VERB 大加批评;严厉惩罚
  If someonedishesitoutto you, they strongly criticize or punish you.
  1. He's a big man and he's prepared to dish it out if he has to.
     他是个大人物，迫不得已的话，他也会站出来谴责一番的。
• PHRASAL VERB 布(菜);把(食物)装盘子上菜;从大盘中分（菜）
  If youdish outfood, you serve it to people at the beginning of each course of a meal.
  1. Here in the dining hall the cooks dish out chicken à la king.
     在餐厅这儿厨师们把皇家奶油鸡装盘。

英英释义

verb

• provide (usually but not necessarily food)
  1. We serve meals for the homeless
  2. She dished out the soup at 8 P.M.
  3. The entertainers served up a lively show
  Synonym:serveserve updish updish
• administer or bestow, as in small portions
  1. administer critical remarks to everyone present
  2. dole out some money
  3. shell out pocket money for the children
  4. deal a blow to someone
  5. the machine dispenses soft drinks
  Synonym:distributeadministermete outdealparcel outlotdispenseshell outdeal outallotdole out

双语例句

• He can dish out as much criticism as he gets.
  他动辄就批评人。
• Dish out compliments, insults, abuse, etc.
  大加赞扬、大肆侮辱、滔滔不绝地咒骂。
• Ann's mother asked her to dish out the beans.
  安的母亲叫她夹豆子给客人。
• Instead of being eager to dish out criticism all the time, take the humane, sensible approach.
  不要总是急于将你对朋友的批评一股脑儿倒出来，试试采用更亲切也更理智的方式。
• Doctors are short of time to listen and are therefore keen to dish out drugs whenever they can.
  医生没时间听，于是无论何时，只要可能，他们就热衷于滥开药。
• Women rated men "tougher"," better at delegation" and also more likely to regularly dish out praise.
  女人对男上司的评价是“更坚强”、“更善于委派”，而且更能够经常性地给予称赞。
• I had to be able to withstand anything the warder could dish out.
  我得尽量忍受狱吏的辱骂。
• Aside from the obvious benefits of a daily intimate association, parents are more willing to dish out the pocket money if their child is involved with a significant other.
  除了情侣们日常开销自己的钱以外，他们的父母们，也越来越愿意当自己的孩子找到自己重要的另一半的时候掏开自己的口袋，伸出一臂之力。
• He likes to dish out advice.
  他喜欢没完没了地提忠告。
• He's a big man and he's prepared to dish it out if he has to.
  他是个大人物，迫不得已的话，他也会站出来谴责一番的。