anathemize sb
They anathemized the heretic.
他们诅咒了那个异教徒。
诅咒或宣告为邪恶；祈求降祸
curse or declare to be evil; invoke harm upon
curse or declare to be evil or anathema or threaten with divine punishment wish harm upon; invoke evil upon
一般现在时
The priest anathemizes those who defy the church.
牧师诅咒那些违抗教会的人。
一般过去时
The council anathemized the heretics in the 16th century.
议会在16世纪诅咒了异教徒。
现在完成时
They have anathemized his name for generations.
他们世代诅咒他的名字。
常规动词，过去式和过去分词加-ed。
The ancient priest would anathemize anyone who violated the sacred temple.
古代祭司会诅咒任何亵渎圣殿的人。
用法提示：anathemize 用作动词原形，表示‘诅咒’
In the story, the witch anathemized the entire village for refusing to help her.
故事中，女巫因整个村子拒绝帮助她而诅咒了他们。
用法提示：anathemized 是过去式，表示‘诅咒了’
Some religious texts anathemize those who practice sorcery.
一些宗教经文诅咒那些施行巫术的人。
用法提示：anathemize 是动词原形，用于一般现在时，表示‘诅咒’
They anathemized the heretic.
他们诅咒了那个异教徒。
The council anathemized him as a traitor.
议会将他斥为叛徒。
She was anathemized for her controversial views.
她因有争议的观点而受到诅咒。
grammar · medium
易错句子He anathmatized his enemies.
正确表达He anathemized his enemies.
动词 anathemize 的正确拼写为 'anathemize'，而非 'anathmatize'。
grammar · medium
易错句子He pronounced an anathemize on them.
正确表达He pronounced an anathema on them.
anathemize 是动词，名词形式应为 anathema。动词不能用作名词宾语。
anathemize 是动词，意为‘诅咒、宣告为邪恶’；anathema 是名词，指‘诅咒、被诅咒的人或物’或‘极其讨厌的事物’。在句中的语法功能不同。
anathemize 和 anathematize 意义相同，但拼写不同，后者更常见。学习者可能混淆拼写或发音。
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