有時(shí)事故發(fā)生后，證據還沒(méi)全部浮出水面，網(wǎng)民們就開(kāi)始在網(wǎng)上攻訐他人，這就叫“批評風(fēng)暴”。
Newspapers around the world are reporting that there is a lot of “blamestorming” going around these days in the face of a still-weak global economy。
全世界的報紙都在報道，在持續低迷的全球經(jīng)濟的背景下，“批評風(fēng)暴”盛行。
Once upon a time, the favorite word was “brainstorming,” which meant coming together in a positive way to create a storm of great ideas or solve a problem. Now the word is “blamestorming,” a negative word, which means everyone is blaming everyone else for something that goes wrong. In China, blamestorming takes place on the Internet when netizens post a series of accusations following an accident before all the evidence is in。
“Brainstorming”(頭腦風(fēng)暴)以前很受寵愛(ài)，意思是說(shuō)大家坐在一起，積極想辦法解決問(wèn)題，一群人可以想出一籮筐的主意。如今，這個(gè)詞演變成了“blamestorming”(批評風(fēng)暴)，有貶義色彩，意思是說(shuō)每個(gè)人都怪別人把事情搞砸了。在中國，有時(shí)事故發(fā)生后，證據還沒(méi)全部浮出水面，網(wǎng)民們就開(kāi)始在網(wǎng)上攻訐他人，這就是blamestorming。
