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denounce v.谴责；告发；通告废除 (1) 部长的行为受到报界的指责。(2) 一些欧洲政府指责美国的贸易政策。(3) 他们向警方告发他是罪犯。(4) 有人向宪兵队告发他为间谍。(5) 本公约缔约国均可通告废除本公约。 The prefix de- means "down," as in destroy or demolish (tear down). Add that to the Latin root nuntiare, meaning "announce," and destroy plus announce equals denounce. It's a word that shows up in the headlines often, as a country might denounce a corrupt election. Politicians love to denounce each other's shady doings, or denounce some underhanded activities of people in their party in order to separate themselves. Denounce can also mean the official end of something, like a treaty.

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英 [dɪ'naʊns] 美 [dɪ'naʊns] (1) The minister's action was denounced in the newspaper.(2) American trade policies have been denounced by some European governments.(3) They denounced him to the police as a criminal.(4) Somebody denounced him to the military police as a spy.(5) Each State Party to this Convention may denounce the Convention. To denounce is to tattle, rat out, or speak out against something. When you stand on your desk and tell the class that your partner is cheating, you denounce him or her. 1[VERB 动词]谴责；痛斥 If you denounce a person or an action, you criticize them severely and publicly because you feel strongly that they are wrong or evil.   [V n]  [V n as n/adj]The letter called for trade union freedom and civil rights, but did not openly denounce the regime...这封信呼吁保障工会自由和公民权利，但没有公开谴责该政权。German leaders denounced the attacks and pleaded for tolerance...德国领导人谴责袭击活动，恳请各方克制。Some 25,000 demonstrators denounced him as a traitor.大约 2.5万名示威者痛斥他是叛徒。2[VERB 动词]告发；检举 If you denounce someone who has broken a rule or law, you report them to the authorities.   [V n]  [Also V n to n]...informers who might denounce you at any moment.随时都可能告发你们的那些告密者

英语单词	denounce
英美音标	英 [dɪ'naʊns] 美 [dɪ'naʊns]
中文释义	v.谴责；告发；通告废除
英语例句	(1) The minister's action was denounced in the newspaper. (2) American trade policies have been denounced by some European governments. (3) They denounced him to the police as a criminal. (4) Somebody denounced him to the military police as a spy. (5) Each State Party to this Convention may denounce the Convention.
中文例句	(1) 部长的行为受到报界的指责。 (2) 一些欧洲政府指责美国的贸易政策。 (3) 他们向警方告发他是罪犯。 (4) 有人向宪兵队告发他为间谍。 (5) 本公约缔约国均可通告废除本公约。
vocabulary简明	To denounce is to tattle, rat out, or speak out against something. When you stand on your desk and tell the class that your partner is cheating, you denounce him or her.
vocabulary扩展	The prefix de- means "down," as in destroy or demolish (tear down). Add that to the Latin root nuntiare, meaning "announce," and destroy plus announce equals denounce. It's a word that shows up in the headlines often, as a country might denounce a corrupt election. Politicians love to denounce each other's shady doings, or denounce some underhanded activities of people in their party in order to separate themselves. Denounce can also mean the official end of something, like a treaty.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]谴责；痛斥 If you denounce a person or an action, you criticize them severely and publicly because you feel strongly that they are wrong or evil. [V n] [V n as n/adj] The letter called for trade union freedom and civil rights, but did not openly denounce the regime... 这封信呼吁保障工会自由和公民权利，但没有公开谴责该政权。 German leaders denounced the attacks and pleaded for tolerance... 德国领导人谴责袭击活动，恳请各方克制。 Some 25,000 demonstrators denounced him as a traitor. 大约 2.5万名示威者痛斥他是叛徒。 2 [VERB 动词]告发；检举 If you denounce someone who has broken a rule or law, you report them to the authorities. [V n] [Also V n to n] ...informers who might denounce you at any moment. 随时都可能告发你们的那些告密者

Denounce Denounced [V N Trade Police Party Destroy