condemned

英 [英 [kənˈdemd]]

美 [美 [kənˈdemd]]

adj.  被判死刑的; (建筑物)危险的
v.  (通常因道义上的原因而)谴责，指责; 宣判; 判处(某人某种刑罚); 迫使…接受困境(或不愉快的状况)
condemn的过去分词和过去式

过去式：condemned　 过去分词：condemned　 　 　

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双语例句

• Her shyness condemned her to a life of loneliness.
  她生性腼腆，这使得她的生活很孤独。
• She had not waited for any explanation but had condemned him unheard.
  她没等他解释，就指责他充耳不闻。
• He was surprised, and annoyed that she had spun a story which was too good to be condemned as a simple lie.
  他很惊讶，也很生气，因为她编的故事太真实了，甚至不能被斥为一个简单的谎言。
• Murder is condemned by all reasonable people.
  谋杀为一切有理性的人们所谴责。
• The late newspaper tycoon is condemned for his ruthless treatment of employees.
  已故的报业大亨因为残忍地对待员工而遭到谴责。
• The house had been condemned because it was no longer safe.
  因为不安全，此房已被宣布不能使用。
• It condemned in extremely strong language what it called Britain's iniquitous campaign
  它言辞激烈地谴责了这场它所谓的英国极不公正的竞选活动。
• Their lack of qualifications condemned them to a lifetime of boring, usually poorly-paid work
  没有学历使他们一辈子都得从事枯燥乏味而且通常报酬很低的工作。
• The illness condemned him to a bed.
  那场病使他不得不躺在床上。
• The city is condemned for its high crime rate.
  这个城市因它的高犯罪率而受到谴责。