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to condemn
01
condamner, dénoncer
to strongly and publicly disapprove of something or someone
Transitive: to condemn an action or behavior
Exemples
The teacher condemned cheating, emphasizing the importance of academic integrity.
L'enseignant a condamné la tricherie, en soulignant l'importance de l'intégrité académique.
02
condamner
to give a severe punishment to someone who has committed a major crime
Ditransitive: to condemn a criminal to a punishment
Exemples
The judge condemned the corrupt politician to the maximum sentence allowed by law.
Le juge a condamné le politicien corrompu à la peine maximale prévue par la loi.
03
condamner, déclarer insalubre
to formally declare something as unsuitable or unsafe for use
Transitive: to condemn sth
Exemples
Following the safety inspection, the fire marshal condemned the old warehouse as a fire risk.
Suite à l'inspection de sécurité, le chef des pompiers a condamné l'entrepôt ancien comme un risque d'incendie.
04
condamner, dénoncer
to establish or demonstrate someone or something as guilty
Transitive: to condemn sb/sth
Exemples
The whistleblower 's revelations condemned the corporation.
Les révélations du lanceur d'alerte ont condamné la corporation.
05
condamner, forcer
to compel someone to endure or accept something undesirable or unpleasant
Ditransitive: to condemn sb to an unpleasant condition | to condemn sb to do sth
Exemples
Growing up in poverty condemned her to a childhood devoid of many luxuries her peers enjoyed.
Grandir dans la pauvreté l'a condamnée à une enfance dépourvue de nombreux luxes que ses pairs appréciaient.
06
exproprier, déclarer d'utilité publique
to officially designate and declare private property to be acquired for public use
Transitive: to condemn a property
Exemples
The city council condemned a portion of downtown for urban redevelopment.
Le conseil municipal a condamné une partie du centre-ville pour la réhabilitation urbaine.
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