Translation of Italian word "biasimare" to English
biasimare
/bjaziˈmare/
Meaning
VerbTo censure, blame, or express severe disapproval of someone's actions or attitudes.
How to use
The Italian verb 'biasimare' means 'to blame' (To censure, blame, or express severe disapproval of someone's actions or attitudes). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. Native speakers frequently use 'biasimare' in the passato prossimo rather than the passato remoto in everyday conversation, especially in northern and central Italy.
🇬🇧 English
to blame
Example
La comunità internazionale non ha esitato a biasimare la violazione sistematica dei diritti umani.
The international community did not hesitate to censure the systematic violation of human rights.
Nessuno può biasimare la sua scelta di anteporre il benessere della famiglia alla carriera.
No one can blame her choice to prioritize her family's well-being over her career.
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- La comunità internazionale non ha esitato a biasimare la violazione sistematica dei diritti umani.— The international community did not hesitate to censure the systematic violation of human rights.
- Nessuno può biasimare la sua scelta di anteporre il benessere della famiglia alla carriera.— No one can blame her choice to prioritize her family's well-being over her career.
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The Italian word "biasimare" means "to blame" in English.
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