condemn

非難する

人や物事が間違っている、または非常に悪いと強く言う。

やさしい英語で： To say strongly that someone or something is wrong or very bad.

• We condemn all violence.
• The mayor condemned the attack yesterday.
• Several leaders have condemned the decision as cruel.

使い方： condemn someone/something for something (The report condemned the company for ignoring safety rules.); condemn something as something (They condemned the policy as unfair.)

類義語： denounce, criticize, censure

反対語： praise, approve

よく使う表現： condemn violence, condemn someone for, strongly condemn something

使用禁止にする

建物が危険で、もう使ってはいけないと公的に判断する。

やさしい英語で： To officially decide that a building is unsafe and must no longer be used.

• Inspectors may condemn the house.
• The building was condemned after the fire.
• Officials condemned three unsafe apartment blocks last month.

よく使う表現： condemn a building, condemn a house

永遠の罰を与える

宗教上の信仰で、死後も永遠に続く罰を人に与える。

やさしい英語で： To punish someone forever after death, according to a religious belief.

• They believed God would condemn wicked souls.
• The preacher warned that sinners could be condemned to hell.
• In the poem, the spirit is condemned forever.

使い方： condemn someone to something (The story describes a soul condemned to eternal punishment.)

反対語： save

よく使う表現： condemn to hell, condemn a soul, condemn someone to