criminalising

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(criminalise 的现在分词) vt. [主英国英语] =criminalize
criminalise的现在分词

双语例句

• Criminalising people for making a difficult call, especially in areas where the probability of a crisis is low but its impact disproportionately high, would soon render public life unworkable.
  让做出艰难判断的人承担刑事责任，可能很快会让公共生活变得一团糟，特别是当判断所涉及的领域发生危机的概率很低、但影响异常之高时。
• Critics fear that any challenge to an already authoritarian government is gradually being outlawed under a pretext of criminalising the promotion of so-called "genocide ideology".
  批评者担心，对一个已经很集权的政府的任何挑战，在将宣传所谓的“种族灭绝思想”视为犯罪这一借口下，正在被慢慢取缔。
• Criminalising drug use, say the scientists behind the declaration, is fuelling the HIV epidemic because it does not tackle risky behaviour such as sharing dirty needles that can spread the virus.
  起草这份宣言的科学家说，把吸毒作为一种犯罪正在为艾滋病的流行火上浇油，因为它并没有应对能够传播艾滋病病毒的风险行为，诸如共享不洁的针头。