damning

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdamningdamn‧ing /ˈdæmɪŋ/ adjective CRITICIZEproving or showing that someone has done something very bad or wrong damning evidence of her treachery a damning reportExamples from the Corpusdamning• The council's findings must be quite damning, because it refuses to tell anyone what they are.• It was the subject of a damning documentary.• The most damning evidence against the gang was four secretly recorded conversations.• He thoroughly searched the house and came up with some startling and damning evidence.• The most damning fact of all is that Seb had been drinking.• a damning report on college athletics• His expression was bland, and he obviously had no intention of filling the damning silence.

单词	damning
释义	damning From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdamningdamn‧ing /ˈdæmɪŋ/ adjective CRITICIZEproving or showing that someone has done something very bad or wrong damning evidence of her treachery a damning reportExamples from the Corpusdamning• The council's findings must be quite damning, because it refuses to tell anyone what they are.• It was the subject of a damning documentary.• The most damning evidence against the gang was four secretly recorded conversations.• He thoroughly searched the house and came up with some startling and damning evidence.• The most damning fact of all is that Seb had been drinking.• a damning report on college athletics• His expression was bland, and he obviously had no intention of filling the damning silence.
随便看	run a risk run a search run a temperature run a temperature/fever run a test run a test etc run a tight ship run across run across somebody/something run afoul of run afoul of somebody/something run after run after somebody/something run aground run along run amok run around run around after run around after somebody run around in circles run around like a headless chicken run around with run around with somebody run away run away with