denunciation
gb/dɪnˌʌnsiˈeɪʃən/ us/dɪnˌʌnsiˈeɪʃən/
C1
英语
elítélés, elítélő nyilatkozat, vádirat, feljelentés, felmondás
名词
C1
FORMAL
1
elítélés
B2
用法模式：
denunciation of [someone/something]
The senator’s remarks drew denunciation from across the political spectrum.
A szenátor kijelentései az egész politikai spektrum részéről elítélést váltottak ki.
Human rights groups issued a denunciation of the government’s crackdown.
Az emberi jogi szervezetek elítélésüket fejezték ki a kormány kemény fellépése miatt.
There was loud denunciation of the company’s treatment of its workers.
学习者例句
Her speech was a denunciation of racism.
A beszéde a rasszizmus éles elítélése volt.
The newspaper printed a denunciation of the new law.
Az újság leközölte az új törvény elítélését.
常见错误：
Do not confuse with renunciation (giving something up) or pronunciation.
含义
public condemnation or strong criticism
搭配
public denunciation
|strong denunciation
|a denunciation of corruption
|a denunciation of violence
|widespread denunciation
|international denunciation
|swift denunciation
|official denunciation
|mount a denunciation
|face denunciation
近义词
condemnation (More general; denunciation often implies public, forceful disapproval.)
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censure (Often more official or institutional than denunciation.)
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reproach (Can be personal; denunciation is usually more public.)
反义词
praise (Expressing approval rather than strong disapproval.)
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endorsement (Public support instead of public condemnation.)
主题
society
|politics
|media
|conflict
释义
strong public criticism of someone or something
the act of publicly expressing strong disapproval of someone or something
名词
C1
FORMAL
2
vádirat
C1
用法模式：
a denunciation of [someone/something]
The group released a denunciation calling the attack “unacceptable.”
A csoport egy elítélő nyilatkozatot tett közzé, amely a támadást „elfogadhatatlannak” nevezte.
His article was a lengthy denunciation of the school’s new policy.
A cikke hosszas vádirat volt az iskola új szabályzata ellen.
In a brief denunciation, the CEO rejected the allegations as false.
学习者例句
They wrote a denunciation of the decision.
A döntést elítélő nyilatkozatot írtak.
常见错误：
Learners may overuse it where criticism or complaint is more natural in everyday speech.
含义
a statement of strong disapproval
搭配
issue a denunciation
|publish a denunciation
|a televised denunciation
|a formal denunciation
|a fiery denunciation
|a scathing denunciation
|a written denunciation
|a denunciation statement
|a denunciation speech
|a denunciation from [someone]
近义词
statement (Neutral; denunciation specifically expresses strong disapproval.)
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rebuke (Often directed at a person; denunciation can target ideas, actions, or groups.)
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diatribe (More emotional and extended; denunciation may be shorter and more formal.)
反义词
commendation (A statement of approval rather than disapproval.)
主题
communication
|media
|politics
释义
a public message that strongly criticizes
a public statement, speech, or message that strongly criticizes or condemns someone or something
名词
C1
FORMAL
3
feljelentés
B2
用法模式：
denunciation of [someone] (to [authority])
In the regime’s final years, denunciation of colleagues became common.
A rezsim utolsó éveiben általánossá vált a kollégák feljelentése.
The investigation began after a denunciation to local authorities.
A nyomozás egy, a helyi hatóságokhoz tett feljelentés után indult meg.
She feared denunciation if she spoke openly about her views.
学习者例句
He made a denunciation to the police.
Feljelentést tett a rendőrségen.
常见错误：
Do not confuse with announcement; this sense implies accusation and blame.
含义
accusing or reporting to authorities
搭配
a denunciation to the police
|denunciation of a neighbor
|anonymous denunciation
|a denunciation campaign
|political denunciation
|public denunciation of dissidents
|denunciation and arrest
|denunciation for [something]
|denunciation by informants
|fear of denunciation
近义词
accusation (General; denunciation often suggests a public or official reporting aspect.)
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informing (More neutral; denunciation is usually hostile and condemning.)
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reporting (Can be neutral; denunciation implies blame and moral judgment.)
反义词
exoneration (Clearing someone of blame instead of accusing them.)
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defense (Supporting someone rather than reporting them as guilty.)
主题
law
|crime
|society
释义
reporting someone as guilty to an authority
the act of accusing someone of wrongdoing, especially by reporting them to an authority or the public in a hostile or punitive way
名词
C2
LEGAL
4
felmondás
C1
用法模式：
denunciation of [treaty/agreement]
The government filed a denunciation of the treaty in accordance with its terms.
A kormány az egyezmény feltételeinek megfelelően benyújtotta annak felmondását.
Denunciation takes effect six months after written notice is delivered.
A felmondás az írásbeli értesítés kézbesítésétől számított hat hónap után lép hatályba.
Lawyers debated whether the contract allowed denunciation without cause.
常见错误：
Do not confuse with denouncement (a less common variant spelling in some contexts); in legal contexts denunciation is standard.
含义
formal ending of a treaty
搭配
denunciation of a treaty
|denunciation of the agreement
|formal denunciation
|notice of denunciation
|instrument of denunciation
|denunciation period
|denunciation procedure
|unilateral denunciation
|denunciation by [a state/party]
|denunciation takes effect
近义词
withdrawal (Broader; denunciation is a specific formal legal step.)
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termination (General legal ending; denunciation highlights the official notice mechanism.)
反义词
ratification (Formal approval/acceptance of a treaty rather than ending it.)
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renewal (Continuing an agreement instead of withdrawing from it.)
主题
law
|politics
|international_relations
释义
an official legal notice to end an agreement
the formal act of withdrawing from or terminating a treaty, agreement, or legal obligation by giving official notice
语法
词典原形
denunciation
IPA
GB/dɪnˌʌnsiˈeɪʃən/
US/dɪnˌʌnsiˈeɪʃən/
音节与重音
de - nun - ci - ation （4 个音节）
Stress on 4th syllable (ation)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: denunciation
- Plural: denunciation, denunciations
词族
相关表达
denunciation clause
1/dɪnˌʌnsiˈeɪʃən klˈɔz/
fixed phrase
legal
contract term allowing termination
a rule in an agreement for ending it
例句
- The agreement includes a denunciation clause requiring twelve months’ notice.
- Without a denunciation clause, withdrawal may be legally disputed.
- Lawyers reviewed the denunciation clause before the announcement.
denunciation of a treaty
1/dɪnˌʌnsiˈeɪʃən əv ə tɹˈiti/
fixed phrase
legal
formal withdrawal from a treaty
an official legal step to end a treaty
例句
- The denunciation of the treaty triggered a six-month waiting period.
- Parliament debated whether denunciation of the treaty was necessary.
- After denunciation of the treaty, the parties began negotiating a replacement.
letter of denunciation
1/lˈɛtɚ əv dɪnˌʌnsiˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
formal
written statement accusing or condemning
a letter that strongly criticizes or accuses
例句
- The agency received a letter of denunciation accusing the contractor of fraud.
- She submitted a letter of denunciation to the board.
- Several anonymous letters of denunciation arrived during the dispute.
学习者例句
- He wrote a letter of denunciation.
public denunciation
1/pˈʌblɪk dɪnˌʌnsiˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
formal
open condemnation in public
strong criticism said in public
例句
- The actor issued a public denunciation of online harassment.
- International leaders joined in public denunciation of the attack.
- Her public denunciation of the plan surprised her colleagues.
学习者例句
- They made a public denunciation of the decision.