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/həˈræŋz/
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/həˈræŋz/
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harangue
noun
harangues
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harangues
pl
UK
/həˈræŋ/
US
/həˈræŋ/
тирада
The politician delivered a long harangue about the state of the economy.
Политик произнес длинную тираду о состоянии экономики.
нравоучение
After the incident, the teacher gave the students a harangue on proper behavior.
После инцидента учитель дал ученикам нравоучение о правильном поведении.
Additional translations
проповедь
речь
выступление
Synonyms
address
speaking
discourse
tirade
diatribe
rant
lecture
harangue
verb
harangues
harangued
Past Simple
harangued
Past Participle
haranguing
Gerund
UK
/həˈræŋ/
US
/həˈræŋ/
разглагольствовать
The politician began to harangue the crowd about the importance of voting.
Политик начал разглагольствовать перед толпой о важности голосования.
поучать
He would often harangue his friends about their lifestyle choices.
Он часто поучал своих друзей об их жизненных выборах.
Additional translations
проповедовать
изрекать
Synonyms
rant
lecture
berate
scold
address
discourse
tirade
Definitions
harangue
noun
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.
harangue
verb
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.
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