A critic is someone who watches or reads something and says if it is good or bad. They help others decide what to enjoy or avoid.
The critic liked the new movie.
She is a critic of modern art.
A critic can mean someone who often says that things are wrong or bad. They focus on problems more than good things.
He is a critic of the new rules.
My sister is a critic of my work.
In university or scholarly work, a critic is someone who looks deeply at ideas or culture and explains their meaning and value.
The critic wrote about 19th-century novels.
Many critics study cultural history.
Here, a critic is someone who says that a plan or idea is bad or wrong. They want changes or improvements.
The critic opposed the new policy.
Critics say the plan will not work.
In sports, a critic watches games or players and gives opinions about how well they play or perform.
The critic praised the soccer player.
A sports critic talks on TV.
A food critic tastes food at restaurants and writes or speaks about the taste, quality, and service to help others decide where to eat.
The critic loved the new restaurant.
A food critic writes about meals.
Theater or dance critics watch live shows and give opinions about the actors, music, and story quality.
The critic wrote about the play.
A theater critic talks about shows.
