condoned

英 [kənˈdəʊnd]

美 [kənˈdoʊnd]

v.  宽恕; 饶恕; 纵容
condone的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：condoned　

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。

双语例句

• Never shall you use Magick, nor the Craft, to cause harm, for this is misuse of the Power, and it is not to be condoned.
  千万不要使用魔法或技艺（Craft）造成任何的伤害，这样子是对于力量的误用，而且将无法被赦免。
• That at least could be understood if not condoned.
  如果是那样的话，至少可以理解，即使不能宽恕。
• While many people still oppose gay marriage on religious grounds, others point out that the Bible also condoned slavery.
  虽说许多人仍以宗教原因反对男性同性恋婚姻，其他人则指出，即使是奴隶制度，圣经也给予宽恕包容。
• In other words, corruption was not only condoned, but officially encouraged.
  换句话说，腐败不仅获得宽恕，而且受到官方的鼓励。
• 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。
• These are largely responsible for the degradation of ethics and morals in this country and have directly and indirectly encouraged and condoned the violence we now see.
  这些大多是负责降解伦理道德在这个国家有直接及间接的暴力行为，并鼓励大家现在看到的。
• Do you think there is ever a time when profanity can be condoned, or when it could prove even useful?
  你认为是否有什麽时候粗鄙话语可以被宽恕？或甚至是有用的？
• They condoned his sins because he repented.
  由于他的悔悟，他们宽恕了他的罪。
• The national security adviser implicitly condoned their retaliation.
  那位国家安全顾问含蓄地宽恕了他们的报复行为。
• Through the middle of the19th century, the US and other nations in the Americas condoned plantation slavery.
  直到19世纪中期，美国以及美洲其他国家还认可奴隶制。