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Crucifying Meaning in English

word · lemma: crucify

ˈkɹusəˌfaɪ
KROO-suh-fy-ing
kɹˈuːsɪfˌaɪɪŋ
kROO-sih-fy-ing

التعريف

Causing someone to die by nailing or tying them to a cross; also used figuratively to mean harshly criticizing or punishing someone.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Crucifying' is formal and often dramatic, used literally for historical or religious contexts, and figuratively to mean severe criticism or punishment. In everyday speech, it more commonly appears in the figurative sense ('the media is crucifying him'). Avoid for mild criticism; it's very strong.

Spanish: crucificar - castigar severamente (sentido figurado)Portuguese (BR): crucificar - criticar severamente (sentido figurado)Portuguese (PT): crucificar - condenar severamente (sentido figurado)Chinese (Simplified): 钉死在十字架上 - 严厉批评（比喻）Chinese (Traditional): 釘死在十字架上 - 嚴厲批評（比喻）Hindi: सूली पर चढ़ाना - कठोर आलोचना करना (रूपक रूप)Arabic: صلب - ينتقد بشدة (مجازي)Bengali: ক্রুশবিদ্ধ করা - কঠোরভাবে সমালোচনা করাRussian: распинать - подвергать жесткой критикеJapanese: 十字架にかける - 激しく非難するVietnamese: đóng đinh trên thập giá - chỉ trích gay gắtKorean: 십자가에 못 박다 - 심하게 비난하다Turkish: çarmıha germek - ağır şekilde eleştirmekUrdu: مصلوب کرنا - سخت تنقید کرناIndonesian: menyalibkan - mengkritik dengan keras

جمل نموذجية

The Romans were crucifying prisoners as punishment.

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They were crucifying him for his mistakes.

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The newspapers are crucifying the politician after the scandal.

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I can't believe they're crucifying her over one mistake.

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After his comment went viral, social media users started crucifying him.

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You don't have to keep crucifying yourself for what happened.

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