condone

英 [kənˈdəʊn]

美 [kənˈdoʊn]

v.  宽恕; 饶恕; 纵容

过去分词：condoned　第三人称单数：condones　过去式：condoned　现在分词：condoning　

TOEFLGREIELTS法律

Collins.1 / BNC.13947 / COCA.11201

牛津词典

verb

• 宽恕；饶恕；纵容
  to accept behaviour that is morally wrong or to treat it as if it were not serious
  1. Terrorism can never be condoned.
     决不能容忍恐怖主义。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 容忍，纵容（不道德行为）
  If someonecondonesbehaviour that is morally wrong, they accept it and allow it to happen.
  1. I have never encouraged nor condoned violence...
     我从不煽动也不纵容暴力行为。
  2. I couldn't condone what she was doing.
     我无法容忍她在做的事。

英英释义

verb

• excuse, overlook, or make allowances for
  1. excuse someone's behavior
  2. She condoned her husband's occasional infidelities
  Synonym:excuse

双语例句

• I couldn't condone what she was doing.
  我无法容忍她在做的事。
• I am sorry, I can no longer condone.
  对不起，我已不再能宽恕。
• Would you condone him smoking?
  那你会允许他抽烟吗？
• This is not to condone vice. It is to recognise the limits imposed by human frailty.
  这不是宽容恶行，而是承认人类弱点的局限。
• Bangladesh can not condone the violation of the principles of non-intervention and noninterference in the internal affairs of states.
  孟加拉国不能容忍对不插手和不干涉别国内政原则的破坏。
• We never condone violence.
  对暴力我们绝不姑息。
• Parnell: I'm sorry Natalie, but are we to believe you condone driving while intoxicated?
  主持人：很抱歉娜塔莉，可我们真的很难相信你会酒后驾车的。
• Jesus did not condemn the woman, but neither did he condone her sin.
  耶稣并没有责备那名妇人，也没有容忍她的罪。
• We have never condoned and would never condone inappropriate behaviour by any of our people.
  我们从未姑息、也绝不会姑息我们的任何人员有不当行为。
• If someone does something wrong we cannot condone it we must disapprove.
  如果有些人做错了事，而我们也不能宽恕他，我们必须否定他的行为。