Denouncing Meaning in English
word · lemma: denounce
dɪˈnaʊnsɪŋ
di-NOWN-sing
dɪnˈaʊnsɪŋ
di-NOWN-sing
释义
Strongly criticizing or publicly accusing someone or something of being wrong or bad, often in a formal way.
用法与细微差别
Most common in formal or public contexts, like news or politics. Often used with 'denouncing corruption,' 'denouncing violence.' It's stronger than simple criticism, implying public exposure and disapproval.
Spanish: denunciar - condenar (públicamente)Portuguese (BR): denunciar - condenar (publicamente)Portuguese (PT): denunciar - condenar (publicamente)Chinese (Simplified): 谴责 - 指责Chinese (Traditional): 譴責 - 指責Hindi: निंदा करना - आलोचना करनाArabic: إدانة - استنكارBengali: নিন্দা করা - প্রকাশ্যে অভিযুক্ত করাRussian: осуждать - публично обвинятьJapanese: 非難する - 公然と告発するVietnamese: lên án - tố cáo công khaiKorean: 비난하다 - 공개적으로 규탄하다Turkish: kınamak - alenen suçlamakUrdu: مذمت کرنا - عوامی طور پر الزام لگاناIndonesian: mengecam - mengutuk secara terbuka
例句
The president is denouncing the recent acts of violence.
basic
They are denouncing corruption in the government.
basic
The teacher is denouncing cheating in exams.
basic
Many people are denouncing the company's unfair policies on social media.
natural
Activists are denouncing the lack of action against climate change.
natural
'We're denouncing these lies because people deserve the truth,' the spokesperson said.
natural