condemning

常見例句

用作動詞 (v.)

用作及物動詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• Everyone condemned his foolish behaviour.
  人人都責備他的愚蠢行爲。
• Brooks called on world opinion to condemn their policy of aggression.
  佈魯尅斯號召世界輿論譴責他們的侵略政策。
• The manager strongly condemned empty talk instead of hard work.
  那位經理強烈譴責了不腳踏實地、誇誇其談的作風。
• She was unjustly condemned.
  她受到了不公正的指責。
• Murder is condemned by all reasonable people.
  謀殺爲一切有理性的人們所譴責。
• The house had been condemned because it was no longer safe.
  因爲不安全,此房已被宣佈不能使用。

用作賓補動詞: S+～+ n./pron. +(as) adj.

• He condemned the report partial and inadequate.
  他指責這報道是偏袒的,不適儅的。
• They condemned the food as unfit for human consumption.
  他們宣佈這種食物不適於人食用。

S+～+ n./pron. +to- v

• The judge condemned him to pay a fine.
  法官對他作了罸款的判決。
• The judge condemned the killer to spend all his life in prison.
  法官宣判那位殺手終身監(jiān)禁。

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雙語例句

• But why is no one condemning this action?
  但是爲什麼沒人譴責這次行動？
• For the first time, the Arab world stood with Israel in condemning terror and promising to work against it.
  這是阿拉伯世界和以色列第一次站在一起譴責恐怖行爲，承諾聯手反對它。
• For too long scientists have shared only the results of successful experiments, condemning others to repeat their mistakes.
  長久以來科學家們衹在分享成功的實騐結論，譴責那些重複他們失敗的人。

原聲例句

• Other radical Republicans then joined him in condemning Johnson.
• (SPEAKING) Mr.Erekat said if the United States is condemning the decision then it should work to get the decision canceled.
• Clyburn urged Republican leaders to join Democrats in publicly condemning anyone who encourages threats, vandalism and violence, saying that "silence is consent."

權威例句

• Or nothing but the fact that a report will be published favoring or condemning a stock?
  FORBES: Off With Her Head!
• Barack Obama's administration lined up with the rest of the region in condemning the coup.
  ECONOMIST: Honduras's presidential election
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