harangues

UK
/həˈræŋz/
US
/həˈræŋz/

Translations

haranguenoun

harangues

pl

harangues
pl
UK
/həˈræŋ/
US
/həˈræŋ/
The politician delivered a long harangue about the state of the economy.
Политик произнес длинную тираду о состоянии экономики.
After the incident, the teacher gave the students a harangue on proper behavior.
После инцидента учитель дал ученикам нравоучение о правильном поведении.
harangueverb

harangues

harangued
Past Simple
harangued
Past Participle
haranguing
Gerund
UK
/həˈræŋ/
US
/həˈræŋ/
The politician began to harangue the crowd about the importance of voting.
Политик начал разглагольствовать перед толпой о важности голосования.
He would often harangue his friends about their lifestyle choices.
Он часто поучал своих друзей об их жизненных выборах.

Definitions

haranguenoun
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.
harangueverb
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.