Translation guide
A detailed analysis and assessment of something, especially a literary, philosophical, or political theory.
To express a detailed evaluation or analysis, often pointing out both strengths and weaknesses.
The most common and neutral word for critique or criticism. It implies a balanced evaluation.
To perform a critique; to evaluate or analyze in detail.
The standard verb form for 'to critique'.
A scholarly or systematic critique, such as a thesis or treatise.
A formal critique or commentary, often used in academic papers.
I wrote a critique of his novel.
Film critiques are interesting.
Often used for formal commentary or review, especially in academic or journalistic contexts. Slightly more formal than 批評.
I like reading literary critiques.
Can mean critique but often leans toward negative criticism or fault-finding. Use with care.
May sound overly negative if you intend a balanced critique.
There is a lot of criticism of his policies.
The teacher critiqued my report.
To write or give a formal critique, often for publication.
He critiques new works in the newspaper.
He published a critique of that theory.