censure

词语基本信息

中文：谴责

拼音：qiǎn zé

英文：censure

词性：动词、名词

形容词含义

1. （指人）严厉批评的，谴责的：

形容某人或某事物受到严厉批评或指责。

2. （指言论、行为）受到谴责的：

形容某种言论或行为受到公众的批评或指责。

名词含义

1. 公开的谴责或批评：

指公开对某人或某事物进行的谴责、批评或指责。

2. 不信任投票：

指议会或机构对某个高级官员的不信任投票。

词语辨析

谴责、责备、批评、指责、指摘

这些词都表示对某人或某事进行评判、批评或责备，但在语气、程度和用法上有所不同。

谴责：语气最重，暗示对某人的行为或品质的极度不满，常带有公开、严肃的意味。

责备：语气较重，强调对某人的过失或错误的指责，常带有严肃的或尖锐的意味。

批评：语气中等，指对某人或某事进行中肯、有建设性的评价，常带有指导意味。

指责：语气稍重，指对某人的行为或品质提出强烈的批评或谴责，常带有指摘、斥责的意味。

指摘：语气较轻，指对某人的错误或缺点进行指出或揭露，常带有责备、训诫的意味。

词汇扩充

谴责行为（censuring behavior）、谴责标准（censure criteria）、谴责决议（censure resolution）、谴责声明（censure statement）、受到谴责（subject to censure）、遭受谴责（be censured）

近义词

condemn, criticize, denounce, reprimand, reproach

反义词

praise, commend, applaud, laud, compliment

柯林斯词典解释

动词 censure：

If someone is censured, they are criticized or blamed for something.

名词 censure：

Censure is strong criticism or disapproval.

牛津词典解释

动词 censure：

Express severe disapproval of (someone or something), typically in a formal statement.

名词 censure：

1. The expression of formal disapproval.

2. (in the US Congress) a resolution of formal disapproval passed by a legislature against one of its members.

用法

动词：

1. He was censured by the committee for his failure to act. (他因未能采取行动而受到委员会的谴责。)
2. The company was censured for violating safety regulations. (该公司因违反安全规定而受到谴责。)

名词：

1. The government's actions drew censure from international organizations. (政府的行动遭到了国际组织的谴责。)
2. She faced a vote of censure from her colleagues. (她面临着同事们的谴责投票。)

例句

1. The senator faced censure for his controversial remarks. (这位参议员因其有争议的言论而面临谴责。)
2. The newspaper editorial censured the mayor's handling of the situation. (报纸社论谴责了市长对这一局势的处理。)
3. His behavior was widely censured by the public. (公众广泛谴责了他的行为。)
4. The committee voted to censure the CEO for his unethical practices. (委员会投票谴责首席执行官的不道德行为。)
5. The president faced censure from Congress for his mishandling of the crisis. (总统因对危机处理不当而面临国会的谴责。)
6. Her censure of the government's policies was widely reported in the media. (她对政府政策的谴责在媒体上广泛报道。)
7. The teacher censured the student for cheating on the exam. (老师因学生在考试中作弊而批评了他。)
8. He was censured for his inappropriate behavior at the company party. (他因在公司聚会上的不当行为而受到谴责。)
9. The opposition party issued a censure against the government's handling of the economy. (反对党对政府处理经济的方式发表了谴责。)
10. The mayor faced a vote of censure after the scandal involving his personal life. (市长在涉及其个人生活的丑闻后面临谴责投票。)
11. Her censure of the film's violent content led to a public debate on censorship. (她对电影暴力内容的谴责引发了一场关于审查制度的公开辩论。)
12. The senator's censure speech gained widespread attention in the media. (这位参议员的谴责演讲在媒体上引起了广泛关注。)
13. The committee recommended censure for the politician's unethical behavior. (委员会建议对这位政治家的不道德行为进行谴责。)
14. The president's censure by the opposition party was seen as a political move. (总统被反对党谴责被视为一种政治手段。)
15. The censure resolution was passed by a majority vote in the legislature. (谴责决议在立法机构以多数票通过。)
16. She faced censure from her colleagues for leaking confidential information. (她因泄露机密信息而面临同事们的谴责。)
17. The company's actions drew censure from environmental groups. (公司的行为引来了环保组织的谴责。)
18. The journalist received censure from the public for his biased reporting. (这位记者因其偏见的报道受到公众的谴责。)
19. His censure of the government's economic policies sparked a debate among economists. (他对政府经济政策的谴责引发了经济学家们的辩论。)
20. The teacher's censure of the student's laziness motivated him to work harder. (老师对学生懒惰的谴责激励他更加努力。)