1.指责,谴责;声讨,斥责
2.告发,揭发
3.〈古〉恐吓,扬言要(报仇等)
4.通告废除(条约等)
1.指责,谴责;声讨,斥责
2.告发,揭发
3.〈古〉恐吓,扬言要(报仇等)
4.通告废除(条约等)
1.to criticize someone or something severely in public
2.to tell an authority such as the police that a particular person is responsible for a crime
1.Internet chat rooms were filled with patriotic messages denouncing the protester, who did not appear to be ethnic Han Chinese.
这句好象应该翻译为：互联网聊天室里充满爱国呼声，谴责抗议者（扔鞋者显然不是汉族）…
2.It had spent the whole of the ceasefire period angrily denouncing the prime minister for betraying ETA's victims.
他们曾在整个停火期间愤怒地谴责首相萨帕特罗背叛了所有受“埃塔”伤害的人民。
3.Protesters denouncing the war in Iraq say they plan to be out in force.
公开谴责伊拉克战争的抗议者说，他们计划出动大批人马。
4.The next day, Monte de Rosa held a press conference, denouncing the decision as "discrimination, pure and simple. "
次日，蒙特罗莎在举办的新闻发布会上谴责这个决定是“赤裸裸的歧视”。
5.39; s most popular Internet bulletin boards from a husband denouncing a college student he suspected of having an affair with his wife.
一个丈夫在这个国家最火的BBS上谴责他的妻子和一名大学生有染。
6.Thirdly denouncing and condemning systems should be set up to strengthen the inside and outside supervising mechanism.
三要建立检举和惩处制度，加强内外监督机制。
7.Rather than denouncing the president's strategy, it would voice support for recommendations by the bipartisan Iraq Study Group.
而非谴责总统的策略，将声音支持伊拉克党派研究小组建议。
8.The U. S. Army and the usual suspect of federal agencies have issued a statement denouncing the book as a complete fabrication.
美国军方和联邦机构中的嫌疑人已经发布声明，抨击这本书是完全在捏造事实。
9.The attempted coronation of Caroline Kennedy as senator plays right into 40 years of conservative propaganda denouncing "liberal elites. "
想把卡罗琳·肯尼迪弄进参议院的做法，坐实了保守派40年来在宣传中所谴责的“自由派精英”。
10.(And of course, like their historical soul-mates, they spent years denying the crisis even existed, denouncing critics as alarmists).
（当然，这些家伙也和他们历史的心灵伴侣（胡夫总统）一样，历经多年仍否认经济危机的存在，认为危机只不过是危言耸听罢了。）