Diatribe Meaning in English

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التعريف

A diatribe is a long and angry speech or piece of writing that criticizes someone or something very strongly.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Diatribe" is formal and often used in written English or news. It always implies harsh, unbalanced criticism and usually targets people, policies, or ideas. Common collocations: 'launch into a diatribe', 'deliver a diatribe'. Not usually used for everyday complaints.

• Spanish: diatriba - discurso duro
• Portuguese (BR): diatribe - discurso agressivo
• Portuguese (PT): diatribe - discurso agressivo
• Chinese (Simplified): 猛烈抨击 - 长篇批评
• Chinese (Traditional): 猛烈抨擊 - 長篇批評
• Hindi: कटु भाषण - तीखी आलोचना
• Arabic: خطبة هجومية - انتقاد لاذع
• Bengali: তিরস্কারপূর্ণ বক্তৃতা - তীব্র সমালোচনা
• Russian: диатриба - яростная тирада
• Japanese: 痛烈な非難 - 激しい批判
• Vietnamese: bài chỉ trích kịch liệt - bài công kích dữ dội
• Korean: 비난 연설 - 신랄한 비난
• Turkish: ağır eleştiri - sert söylev
• Urdu: سخت تنقیدی تقریر - تلخ کلامی
• Indonesian: ceramah pedas - kritikan tajam

جمل نموذجية

After reading the negative review, the author responded with a scathing diatribe online.

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Whenever he feels ignored, he goes on a diatribe about how nobody respects him.

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The politician gave a long diatribe against his opponents.

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Her article was actually a diatribe about modern technology.

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He launched into a fierce diatribe during the meeting.

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The comedian's jokes turned into a harsh diatribe that upset the audience.

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