| 词组 | condemn |
| 释义 | condemn /kənˈdem/ verb to say publicly and very strongly that you do not approve of somethingadverbsstrongly/roundly condemn sth The president strongly condemned the attack. | Last week’s violence was roundly condemned by foreign governments.be widely condemned (=by many people or groups) The laws have been widely condemned by human rights groups.vehemently/vigorously/fiercely condemn sth (=in a very strong or angry way) Teachers have vehemently condemned the changes to the education system.utterly/totally/unequivocally condemn sth (=very definitely and with no doubts) We utterly condemn any acts of terrorism.publicly/openly condemn sth Army officers openly condemned the war.unanimously condemn sth (=all members of a group condemn something) The committee unanimously condemned his remarks.be rightly condemned by sb The attack has been rightly condemned by world leaders.prepositionscondemn sth as sth The move was condemned as a waste of time.condemn sb for (doing) sth Farmers have condemned the government for doing too little too late. |
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