condemnation

UK:  [.kɒndem'neɪʃ(ə)n]

US:  [.kɑndem'neɪʃ(ə)n]

复数：condemnations  

n.

1.责备,谴责,指责,指责别人

2.谴责,非难

3.谴责案,谴责的味道

4.定罪,宣告有罪

5.定罪理由

6.判罪

7.征用,(宣告)没收

8.报废

9.冷凝

10.凝缩

1 . It a is accepted by one after one generation since Lu Xun defined Travels of Lao Tsan as condemnation novel.
自鲁迅将《老残游记》纳入谴责小说后，便经代代承传，如今已成常识。

2 . As a result, Hamlet exile, but he has made it clear to his mother to hear, has attracted the condemnation of her conscience.
这样一来，哈姆雷特被放逐了，但他已明确的把话说给母亲听，已引起她良心的谴责。

3 . Mr Abe drew international condemnation earlier this month when he made a similar claim.
安倍本月早些时候提出类似主张，遭到国际社会谴责。

4 . The international condemnation of the Italian premier's behaviour has at least brought the early beginnings of national self-examination.
国际上对意大利总理行为的谴责至少已使国家更早地开始自我检讨。

5 . It's a bit of a myth that linguists don't believe in rules (although "condemnation" , it's true, isn't really their style).
说语言学家们不相信规则就有点神话色彩了（尽管事实上，“肃正”确实不是他们的风格）。