criticize
The German word 'kritisieren' is the direct translation for the English word 'criticize'. It is used in the same context as in English, to express disapproval or to point out faults in someone or something. The word is a verb and is conjugated according to the subject and tense. For example, 'Ich kritisiere dich nicht' translates to 'I am not criticizing you'.
It is easy to criticize others.
This sentence has a subject 'Es', a verb 'ist', an adjective 'leicht', another verb 'zu kritisieren', and a noun 'andere'. In English, it is translated to 'It is easy to criticize others.'
They often criticize his style.
This sentence has a subject 'Sie', a verb 'kritisieren', an adverb 'oft', a possessive adjective 'seinen', and a noun 'Stil'. In English, it is translated to 'They often criticize his style.'
I should not only criticize but also help.
This sentence has a subject 'Ich', a verb 'sollte', negation 'nicht', another verb 'kritisieren', a conjunction 'sondern', an adverb 'auch', and another verb 'helfen'. In English, it is translated to 'I should not only criticize but also help.'