【dà xīng wèn zuì zhī shī】

  1. to launch a punitive campaign
  2. to condemn scathingly
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to launch a punitive campaign
    2. This phrase is used when referring to initiating an action that aims to punish or hold someone accountable for wrongdoing or misconduct.
    The government decided to launch a punitive campaign against corruption.
    Society must launch a punitive campaign against illegal activities.
  2. to condemn scathingly
    3. This meaning is used when expressing strong disapproval or criticism of someone's actions or behaviors in a severe manner.
    They condemned this unjust decision scathingly.
    The media condemned his inappropriate remarks scathingly.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to launch a punitive campaignto initiate a punitive actionthe punitive forcesthe slogan of condemnationthe reasons for condemnationto intensify punitive effortsto condemn harshlypunitive investigationdecision-making on punitive measuresmethods of condemnationlegal condemnationsocial condemnation
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