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

• The poverty in our cities is a damning indictment of modern society.
  我们的城市中的贫民苦况是现代社会的一大败象。
• 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 was quite a damning speech by Colonel lawson, wasn't it?
  劳森上校的演说很糟糕不是吗？
• From a moral point of view, the tale outlined in the complaint could scarcely be more damning.
  从道德角度看，诉状中的叙述完美切中了要害。
• The report was particularly damning over the Kremlin's treatment of non-governmental organisations ( NGOs).
  这份报告特别谴责了俄罗斯政府对非政府组织（ngo）的压制行为。
• To say that he was clever is damning him with, faint praise.
  说他聪明实际上是含有贬义。
• Some damning information against them was discovered.
  发现了足以对他们定罪的材料。
• Perhaps the most damning aspect of negative audible feedback is the implication that success must be greeted with silence.
  也许负面听觉反馈最受谴责的方面在于其暗含成功只需沉默，人类喜欢听到一切正常的声音。
• However, it is that absence of proof that is perhaps most damning.
  缺乏实验证明也许是弦理论最致命之处。
• We found some damning evidence that implicated both of them.
  我们找到一些牵连他们两人罪证确凿的证据。