Treasonable Meaning in English

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释义

Describes an action, remark, or behavior that could be considered as betraying one's country or government, such as trying to overthrow the government.

用法与细微差别

Formal and mainly used in legal or political contexts. Commonly paired: 'treasonable act', 'treasonable offense', 'treasonable speech'. Not used for ordinary betrayal between friends—refers specifically to crimes against one's state or country.

• Spanish: traicionero - de traición
• Portuguese (BR): traidor - de traição
• Portuguese (PT): traidor - de traição
• Chinese (Simplified): 叛国的
• Chinese (Traditional): 叛國的
• Hindi: देशद्रोही
• Arabic: خائن - خيانة
• Bengali: রাষ্ট্রদ্রোহমূলক
• Russian: государственная измена - изменнический (по отношению к государству)
• Japanese: 反逆的な - 国家反逆の
• Vietnamese: phản quốc - có tính phản quốc
• Korean: 반역적인
• Turkish: vatana ihanet eden - haince (devlete karşı)
• Urdu: غداری پر مبنی - ریاست کے خلاف
• Indonesian: berkhianat - makar terhadap negara

例句

The soldier was arrested for a treasonable act.

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His speech was considered treasonable by the government.

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Planning to hurt the country is a treasonable offense.

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Making treasonable statements in public can get you in serious trouble.

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She was accused of treasonable behavior after leaking government secrets.

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Those documents contained treasonable information shared with a rival nation.

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