condemning in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for condemning in the English»French Dictionary

I.condemn [Brit kənˈdɛm, Am kənˈdɛm] VB trans

1. condemn (censure):

condemn

condamner (for doing pour avoir fait)

condemned for human rights abuses

condamné pour le non respect des droits de l'homme

to condemn sth as pointless/provocative

condamner la futilité/l'aspect provocateur de qc

to condemn sb as an opportunist

dénoncer l'opportunisme de qn

2. condemn LAW (sentence):

to condemn sb to death/life imprisonment

condamner qn à mort/à perpétuité

3. condemn (doom):

to be condemned to do

être condamné à faire

to condemn sb to isolation, poverty

condamner qn à

4. condemn (declare unsafe):

condemn building

déclarer [qc] inhabitable

condemn meat

déclarer [qc] impropre à la consommation

5. condemn (betray):

condemn

condamner

II.condemned ADJ

1. condemned cell:

condemned

des condamnés à mort

condemned man/woman

condamné/-e m/f à mort

2. condemned building:

condemned

déclaré inhabitable

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to be forthright in condemning/in pronouncing

condamner/prononcer sans ambiguïté

roundly condemn, criticize

sans ambages

harshly punish, condemn

sévèrement

to concur with sb in condemning

se joindre à qn pour condamner

a resolution calling for sth/condemning sth

une résolution appelant à qc/condamnant qc

unjustifiably claim, condemn

sans justification

we utterly condemn this action

nous condamnons cette action jusqu'au bout

Translations for condemning in the French»English Dictionary

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ils sont unanimes à condamner l'attentat

they are unanimous in condemning the attack

réprouver

to condemn

condemning in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for condemning in the English»French Dictionary

condemn [kənˈdem] VB trans

1. condemn (reprove, denounce, sentence):

condemn

condamner

the book was condemned as fascist

le livre a été condamné comme étant fasciste

to be condemned to death

être condamné à mort

2. condemn (formally pronounce unsafe):

to condemn a building

déclarer un bâtiment insalubre

3. condemn (pronounce unsafe for consumption):

condemn

déclarer impropre à la consommation

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strongly condemn, criticize

sévèrement

Translations for condemning in the French»English Dictionary

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réprouver

to condemn

condamner qn à +infin

to condemn sb to +infin

condemning Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to condemn a building

déclarer un bâtiment insalubre

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Yet the entire secular world seems united in condemning the laity for its sheer cheek and impudence in voting the wrong way.

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She reportedly held up a stage coach carrying an execution order condemning a friend of hers, which bought him enough time to escape the noose.

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However, some groups have read this verse as condemning all forms of lending.

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These include seizing and condemning the product, detaining imported product, enjoining persons from manufacturing or distributing the product, or requesting a recall of the product.

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The chorus is simultaneously boastful, condemning, and anxious, and anthemic in nature, featuring a wordless vocal chant.

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She later played a large part in the passing of a law in 1917 which allowed for the condemning of unsafe and unsanitary dwellings.

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We join everyone in condemning such acts of terror and senseless violence.

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This verse moves away from condemning the hypocrites to condemning the Gentiles.

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I am not condemning its morality, but its lack of sensibility, its lowness, its vulgarity.

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Thousands of commenters weighed in, praising her as a courageous bulwark against modern permissiveness or condemning her as an abusive, prestige-obsessed kook.

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