英汉词典

denounce 基本解释

vt.

公开指责；正式指控；告发；通告废除

变形

过去式：denounced过去分词：denounced现在分词：denouncing第三人称单数：denounces

双语释义

v.(动词)vt. 公开指责 speak publicly against; give information againstvt. 揭发; 告发accusevt. 通知废止 give notice that one intends to end a treaty or agreement

英英释义

denounce[ di'nauns ]

v.speak out against

"He denounced the Nazis"

to accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful

"He denounced the government action"

同义词：stigmatizestigmatisebrandmark

announce the termination of, as of treatiesgive away information about somebody

同义词：tell onbetraygive awayratgrassshitshopsnitchstag

denounce 相关例句

词汇搭配

用作动词 (v.)～+副词

• denounce bitterly〔roundly〕严厉地斥责
• denounce furiously狂怒地指责
• denounce hotly〔violently〕猛烈地抨击
• denounce insultingly侮辱性地指责

～+介词

• denounce against向…报仇
• denounce as谴责某人为…
• denounce for为…谴责
• denounce to向…告发

同近义词辨析

reproach, accuse, rebuke, denounce, scold, condemn, blame

这组词都有“责备，非难”的意思，其区别是：

reproach侧重指因他人粗心、自私等引起不满而去指责、找岔。

accuse语气比blame强，本义为归罪，可用作指非难或谴责之义。

rebuke多指上级对下级进行的公开、强烈、严正而不宽容的责备。隐含一定权威的意味。

denounce与condemn同义，但着重公开性。

scold普通用词，多指上级对下级、长辈对后辈或雇主对雇员的态度粗暴、言词激烈的数落。

condemn正式用词，表示谴责，有较强的司法意味，侧重从道义或原则上的谴责。

blame普通用词，语气较弱，仅是一般的责难、归咎于，不含用语言责骂之意。

reproach, accuse, charge, rebuke, denounce, scold, condemn, blame

reproach侧重指因他人粗心、自私等引起不满而去指责、找岔。

accuse正式或非正式场合，私人或法律上均可用，被指控的情节可轻可重，常与of连用

charge常与accuse换用，但charge多指较严重的错误或罪行，而且往往向法庭提出正式起诉。与with连用

rebuke多指上级对下级进行的公开、强烈、严正而不宽容的责备。隐含一定权威的意味。

denounce与condemn同义，但着重公开性。

scold普通用词，多指上级对下级、长辈对后辈或雇主对雇员的态度粗暴、言词激烈的数落。

condemn正式用词，表示谴责，有较强的司法意味，侧重从道义或原则上的谴责。

blame普通用词，语气较弱，仅是一般的责难、归咎于，不含用语言责骂之意。

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. The minister's action was denounced in the newspaper.
   部长的行为受到报界的指责。
2. American trade policies have been denounced by some European governments.
   一些欧洲政府指责美国的贸易政策。
3. They denounced him to the police as a criminal.
   他们向警方告发他是罪犯。
4. Somebody denounced him to the military police as a spy.
   有人向宪兵队告发他为间谍。
5. Each State Party to this Convention may denounce the Convention.
   本公约缔约国均可通告废除本公约。

权威例句

African women denounce bride price
Universities Denounce DOE's Secrecy Rules
Health experts denounce EPA's soot limits.
Critics Denounce Staffing Jails and Prisons With Physicians Convicted of Misconduct
Anabolic Steroids: Doctors Denounce Them, but Athletes Aren't Listening.
Demon Monde: The French Denounce Globalization, But Their Companies Embrace It
Support to women who denounce experiences of violence based on her social network1
Changes and continuities in the denounce of disappearances in Argentina (1960-1983).
New policy puts some newborns at risk: medical groups denounce Medicaid changes.
President of British Pain Society is forced from office after refusing to denounce NICE guidance on low back pain