denouncing

英 [dɪˈnaʊnsɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈnaʊnsɪŋ]

v.  谴责; 指责; 斥责; 告发(某人从事非法政治活动)
denounce的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 谴责;痛斥
  If youdenouncea person or an action, you criticize them severely and publicly because you feel strongly that they are wrong or evil.
  1. The letter called for trade union freedom and civil rights, but did not openly denounce the regime...
     这封信呼吁保障工会自由和公民权利，但没有公开谴责该政权。
  2. German leaders denounced the attacks and pleaded for tolerance...
     德国领导人谴责袭击活动，恳请各方克制。
  3. Some 25,000 demonstrators denounced him as a traitor.
     大约 2.5万名示威者痛斥他是叛徒。
• VERB 告发;检举
  If youdenouncesomeone who has broken a rule or law, you report them to the authorities.
  1. ...informers who might denounce you at any moment.
     随时都可能告发你们的那些告密者

双语例句

• Finally, we should keep exposing and denouncing fabricators so they can no longer fool us.
  我们应一如既往地揭露和谴责文凭造假者，让其不再能蒙骗我们。
• But what is so politically significant about denouncing Kerry as a "Massachusetts liberal"?
  但是，将克里斥为“马萨诸塞州自由主义派”又有什么特别的政治意义呢？
• He saw the huge signs, listened to speeches denouncing himself and smiled.
  他看见一些巨大标语，听着抨击他的演讲，一笑置之。
• We salute them as philosophers, while inexorably denouncing their philosophy.
  我们尽管不留情地驳斥他们的哲学，但却仍把他们当作哲学家来尊敬。
• He then posted the letter denouncing Bronze Mustache, and identifying him by his real name.
  随后他发出公开信谴责铜须，同时确定了他的真实姓名。
• The incident helped Roh Moo-hyun, a liberal candidate who rarely shied away from publicly denouncing the United States, defeat his conservative opponent, Lee Hoi-chang.
  这一事件帮助了自由党总统候选人卢武铉，让这位很少在公开场合回避谴责美国的候选人，击败了保守派竞争对手。
• Indeed, television has helped change the social norm in America by denouncing racism and bigotry as morally intolerable.
  实际上，电视帮助改变了美国的社会准则。它指责种族主义和种族偏见在道义上是不能容忍的。
• He has written a pamphlet denouncing the government's education bill.
  他写了一份小册子痛斥政府的教育议案。
• The warders 'union has been denouncing the government for coddling prisoners.
  狱警联盟一直谴责政府姑息犯人。
• The United Nations released a statement strongly denouncing the abduction and killing.
  联合国发表了一份声明，强烈谴责绑架和谋杀行径。