Significado de critic en inglés
criticcritic /ˈkrɪtɪk/ noun [countable] 
Ver todas las traducciones1someone whose job is to make judgments about the good and bad qualities of art, music, films etcpersona cuyo trabajo es emitir juicios sobre las cualidades positivas y negativas del arte, la música, las películas, etc. SYN reviewermusic/art/film/theatre/literary critic
a review by the theatre critic of the ‘Sunday Times’una reseña del crítico de teatro del Sunday Times2someone who criticizes a person, organization, or ideapersona que critica a una persona, organización o ideacritic of Critics of the scheme have said that it will not solve the problem of teenage crime.Los críticos del plan han dicho que no resolverá el problema de la delincuencia juvenil.fierce/outspoken critic an outspoken critic of the governmentun franco crítico del gobierno3armchair critic someone who criticizes other people but who does not have any proper experience of the activity the other people are doingpersona que critica a otros pero que no tiene ninguna experiencia real en la actividad que esas otras personas realizanCOLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONEStypes of critictipos de críticoa film/art/music etc critic· He became the chief music critic for the Herald Tribune.· Se convirtió en el principal crítico musical del Herald Tribune.a literary critic (=of books and other literature)a theatre critic British English, a theater critic American English (=of plays)a restaurant critic (=of the food, service etc in restaurants)· Being a restaurant critic sounds like a glamorous lifestyle.· Ser crítico gastronómico suena como un estilo de vida glamuroso.a social critic (=of human society and its organizations)· Social critics have argued that television viewing decreases people's other social activities.· Los críticos sociales han argumentado que ver televisión reduce las demás actividades sociales de las personas.verbsverbosa critic attacks something· Many critics attacked Seurat’s paintings for their lack of colour.· Muchos críticos atacaron las pinturas de Seurat por su falta de color.a critic praises something· The play was highly praised by critics and the public.· La obra fue muy elogiada por los críticos y el público.a critic hails something/somebody as something (=describes someone or something as very good)· Critics hailed the film as a brilliant portrayal of American society at that time.· Los críticos aclamaron la película como un brillante retrato de la sociedad estadounidense de aquella época.a critic pans something (also a critic slates something British English) (=criticizes something strongly)· The television series has been panned by critics.· La serie de televisión ha sido destrozada por los críticos.
Ver todas las traducciones1someone whose job is to make judgments about the good and bad qualities of art, music, films etcpersona cuyo trabajo es emitir juicios sobre las cualidades positivas y negativas del arte, la música, las películas, etc. SYN reviewermusic/art/film/theatre/literary critic a review by the theatre critic of the ‘Sunday Times’una reseña del crítico de teatro del Sunday Times2someone who criticizes a person, organization, or ideapersona que critica a una persona, organización o ideacritic of Critics of the scheme have said that it will not solve the problem of teenage crime.Los críticos del plan han dicho que no resolverá el problema de la delincuencia juvenil.fierce/outspoken critic an outspoken critic of the governmentun franco crítico del gobierno3armchair critic someone who criticizes other people but who does not have any proper experience of the activity the other people are doingpersona que critica a otros pero que no tiene ninguna experiencia real en la actividad que esas otras personas realizanCOLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONEStypes of critictipos de críticoa film/art/music etc critic· He became the chief music critic for the Herald Tribune.· Se convirtió en el principal crítico musical del Herald Tribune.a literary critic (=of books and other literature)a theatre critic British English, a theater critic American English (=of plays)a restaurant critic (=of the food, service etc in restaurants)· Being a restaurant critic sounds like a glamorous lifestyle.· Ser crítico gastronómico suena como un estilo de vida glamuroso.a social critic (=of human society and its organizations)· Social critics have argued that television viewing decreases people's other social activities.· Los críticos sociales han argumentado que ver televisión reduce las demás actividades sociales de las personas.verbsverbosa critic attacks something· Many critics attacked Seurat’s paintings for their lack of colour.· Muchos críticos atacaron las pinturas de Seurat por su falta de color.a critic praises something· The play was highly praised by critics and the public.· La obra fue muy elogiada por los críticos y el público.a critic hails something/somebody as something (=describes someone or something as very good)· Critics hailed the film as a brilliant portrayal of American society at that time.· Los críticos aclamaron la película como un brillante retrato de la sociedad estadounidense de aquella época.a critic pans something (also a critic slates something British English) (=criticizes something strongly)· The television series has been panned by critics.· La serie de televisión ha sido destrozada por los críticos.