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| 51. | A rebuke or reprimand. |
| 训斥，谴责 |
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| 52. | His condemnation made him an outcast. |
| 他之被判罪使他见绝于人。 |
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| 53. | Severe reproof;strong censure. |
| 谴责强烈的谴责；严厉的指责 |
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| 54. | His own actions are his condemnation. |
| 他自己的所作所为定了他的罪。 |
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| 55. | The condemnation scarred him for life. |
| 定他有罪给他造成了终身的创伤。 |
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| 56. | stigmatization campaign |
| 谴责运动 |
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| 57. | in reproof of laziness |
| 谴责怠惰 |
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| 58. | Threatening with or expressing condemnation;damning. |
| 咒骂的，指责的以指责威胁的或表示指责的；定罪的 |
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| 59. | To send a letter of condemnation |
| 移书相责 |
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| 60. | a word of reproof |
| 谴责的话 |
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