damning

英 [ˈdæmɪŋ]

美 [ˈdæmɪŋ]

adj.  谴责的; 诅咒的; 可以定罪的
v.  (表示愤怒)该死，混账; 令(某人)下地狱; 强烈指责; 谴责; 狠狠批评
damn的现在分词

现在分词：damning　

Collins.1 / BNC.19672 / COCA.20862

牛津词典

adj.

• 谴责的；诅咒的；可以定罪的
  critical of sb/sth; suggesting that sb is guilty
  1. damning criticism/evidence
     谴责性的批评；足以定罪的证据
  2. a damning conclusion/report
     批评性的结论 / 报告
  3. Her report is expected to deliver a damning indictment of education standards.
     人们预料她的报告会对教育标准予以强烈谴责。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (证据或报告)确凿的，导致定罪的
  If you describe evidence or a report asdamning, you mean that it suggests very strongly that someone is guilty of a crime or has made a serious mistake.
  1. ...a damning report into his handling of the affair...
     确凿证明他对此事的处理存在过错的报告
  2. He was most damning in his comments about the army.
     他最言之凿凿的地方在于其对军方的评论。

英英释义

adj

• threatening with damnation
  Synonym:damnatory

双语例句

• I seriously do not think God goes around damning people to hell.
  上帝怎么会走来走去，把人贬入地狱？
• To say that he was clever is damning him with, faint praise.
  说他聪明实际上是含有贬义。
• His evidence, although damning to the others, was exculpatory concerning his own actions.
  他的证据，虽然对别人不利，但能够辨白他自己的行为。
• Damning with faint praise; faint resistance; feeble efforts; a feeble voice.
  用虚假的赞美来诅咒；微弱的抵抗；微弱的努力；微弱的声音。
• It is hardly surprising that Mr Volcker reached such a damning conclusion.
  沃尔克得出一个如此可恶的结论，可以说毫不奇怪。
• It is hard to imagine a more damning verdict.
  很难想象还有更能说明问题的评断了。
• It is hard to think of anything more damning or more corrosive of the reputation of capitalism.
  很难再找出什么事情能够比这件事更糟糕或是更加有损资本主义的声誉。
• He was most damning in his comments about the army.
  他最言之凿凿的地方在于其对军方的评论。
• Shareholder votes are seldom this damning.
  股东投票很少会如此致命。
• But others expressed disappointment that he did not apologise for a lecture given in2006 which included a damning quotation about Muslims.
  但其他人表示失望，他并没有道歉为2006年演讲中引用谴责穆斯林的话。