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Formal:
挨批评 (ái pīpíng) is a formal way to say "be criticized" in Chinese. It is used to describe a situation in which someone is receiving criticism from another person.
Informal:
The informal way to say "be criticized" in Chinese is 被骂 (bèi mà). This phrase is used to describe a situation in which someone is receiving verbal criticism from another person.
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挨批评 (ái pīpíng) is appropriate to use in contexts where someone is being criticized. For example, if a student's teacher is giving feedback on their work, the student may be said to 挨批评 (ái pīpíng). It is also appropriate to use in contexts where someone is being reprimanded, such as if a parent is scolding their child. In contrast, 挨骂 (ái mà, lit. "be scolded") would be more appropriate to use in contexts where someone is being yelled at or berated.
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受到批评 (shòu dào pīpíng) - to receive criticism
遭受批评 (zāo shòu pīpíng) - to suffer criticism
受到责备 (shòu dào zébèi) - to receive rebuke
受到指责 (shòu dào zhǐzé) - to receive censure
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