haranguing

UK
/həˈræŋɪŋ/
US
/həˈræŋɪŋ/
haranguingnoun
haranguings
pl
Translations
harangueDiscours véhément et insistant.
Their constant haranguing of the committee eventually forced changes in the proposal.
Leur harangue constante contre le comité a fini par imposer des changements à la proposition.
Additional translations
diatribeEmploi plus littéraire ou soutenu pour une critique agressive et prolongée.
Definitions
The act or practice of delivering a harangue; persistent verbal scolding or criticism.
Their constant haranguing of the committee eventually forced changes in the proposal.
haranguinggerund / present participle
UK
/həˈræŋɪŋ/
US
/həˈræŋɪŋ/
Translations
The haranguing speaker dominated the debate with his relentless criticism.
L’orateur haranguant a dominé le débat par ses critiques implacables.
Definitions
Delivering harangues; characterized by aggressive or critical speech.
The haranguing speaker dominated the debate with his relentless criticism.
harangueverb

haranguing

Gerund

harangued
Past Simple
harangued
Past Participle
haranguing
Gerund
UK
/həˈræŋ/
US
/həˈræŋ/
Translations
The manager harangued the team for their lack of effort during the last game.
Le directeur a harangué l’équipe pour son manque d’efforts lors du dernier match.
Definitions
To deliver a long, passionate, and often vehement speech, especially one that is critical or scolding.
The manager harangued the team for their lack of effort during the last game.
haranguenoun
Definitions
A lengthy and aggressive speech.
The politician's harangue lasted for over an hour, leaving the audience exhausted.
A forceful or angry speech.
The coach delivered a harangue to the team after their poor performance in the game.