中英互译
denounce
英 /dɪˈnaʊns/美 /dɪˈnaʊns/
基本释义
- v.谴责,痛斥;检举,告发
第三人称单数denounces
现在分词denouncing
过去式denounced
过去分词denounced
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词语例句
谴责,痛斥vt.
六级German leaders all took the opportunity to denounce the attacks and plead for tolerance.
德国领导人们都藉此机会谴责这些攻击,并且恳请宽容。
No wonder it has become fashionable to denounce many universities as little more than elaborate con tricks.
难怪谴责许多大学只不过是精心设计的骗局已经成为一种时尚。
检举,告发vt.
They were at the mercy of informers who might at any moment denounce them.
他们完全受那些随时可能告发他们的告密者的支配。
- They were at the mercy of informers who might at any moment denounce them.他们完全受那些随时可能告发他们的告密者的支配。来自《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
- German leaders all took the opportunity to denounce the attacks and plead for tolerance.德国领导人们都藉此机会谴责这些攻击,并且恳请宽容。来自《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
- No wonder it has become fashionable to denounce many universities as little more than elaborate con tricks.难怪谴责许多大学只不过是精心设计的骗局已经成为一种潮流。
网络短语
- Condemn denounce谴责;宣布对方的罪状
- to denounce举报;纠弹;公开指责;举发
- denounce somebody攻击某人
- demote denounce贬斥
- denounce refute驳斥
词语扩展
vt.
谴责;告发;公然抨击;通告废除
n.
denouncement告发;痛骂;公开抨击
- reproach/accuse/rebuke/denounce/scold/condemn/blame
- reproach/accuse/charge/rebuke/denounce/scold/condemn/blame
- reproach侧重指因他人粗心、自私等引起不满而去指责、找岔。
- accuse正式或非正式场合,私人或法律上均可用,被指控的情节可轻可重,常与of连用
- charge常与accuse换用,但charge多指较严重的错误或罪行,而且往往向法庭提出正式起诉。与with连用
- rebuke多指上级对下级进行的公开、强烈、严正而不宽容的责备。隐含一定权威的意味。
- denounce与condemn同义,但着重公开性。
- scold普通用词,多指上级对下级、长辈对后辈或雇主对雇员的态度粗暴、言词激烈的数落。
- condemn正式用词,表示谴责,有较强的司法意味,侧重从道义或原则上的谴责。
- blame普通用词,语气较弱,仅是一般的责难、归咎于,不含用语言责骂之意。
词义分布
谴责
66.7%
声讨
8%
公开指责
6.7%
告发
5.3%
斥
4%
指斥
4%
驳斥
2.7%
申讨
2.7%
英英释义
- v.speak out against
- v.to accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful
- v.announce the termination of, as of treaties
- v.give away information about somebody
词源
- denounce谴责de-, 向下,强调。-nounce, 通知,呼喊,词源同announce, pronounce. 即向下喊,引申词义谴责。
- denounce公开指责,公然抨击,谴责;告发词根词缀: de-下降,向下,减少 + -nounc-通知 + -e
- denounceFrom Old French denuncier, from Latin dēnūntiō (“to announce", "to denounce", "to threaten”), from de + nūntiō (“to announce", "to report", "to denounce”), from nūntius (“messenger", "message”)