condemned

英 [kənˈdemd]

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

过去分词：condemned　过去式：condemned　

Collins.1 / BNC.15299 / COCA.15018

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 被判死刑的
  Acondemnedman or woman is going to be executed.
  1. ...prison officers who had sat with the condemned man during his last days.
     在那个死囚最后的日子里看管过他的狱警
• ADJ (建筑物)危险的
  Acondemnedbuilding is in such a bad condition that it is not safe to live in, and so its owners are officially ordered to pull it down or repair it.
  1. They took over a condemned 1960s tower block last year for one night.
     去年,他们曾控制过一幢20世纪60年代的破旧塔楼一个晚上。

双语例句

• He was condemned to life imprisonment.
  他被判终身监禁。
• Political leaders have roundly condemned the shooting
  政治领袖强烈谴责了此次枪杀事件。
• The report's findings were condemned as total whitewash.
  这份报告最后的结论被谴责为彻头彻尾的粉饰。
• Mark was condemned to do most of the work.
  马克被迫承担大部分工作。
• They condemned the white paper as a charter for centralisation and selective education.
  他们谴责白皮书是在怂恿中央集权和精英教育。
• Murder is condemned by all reasonable people.
  谋杀为一切有理性的人们所谴责。
• The prisoner was condemned to death.
  那囚犯被判死刑。
• 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。
• We condemned him for his bad conduct.
  我们谴责他的不良行为。
• He felt condemned to being alone
  他觉得自己注定要孤独终老。