disgrace
/dis'greis/
📖 中文释义
- n. 耻辱, 不名誉
- vt. 使受耻辱, 使失体面
🔗 释义中的汉语词
🧩 词形变化
💬 双语例句
What you did brought disgrace on the whole class.
你的行为使全班的人丢脸。
When the granaries are full, people observe rules of decorum; when food and clothing are sufficient, people understand honor and disgrace.
粮仓充实了,百姓才会懂得礼仪规矩;衣食丰足了,人们才会知晓荣辱羞耻。
Others chimed in, calling it “a disgrace,” “very strange,” and “narrow-minded and irresponsible.” Never mind that the sums involved were relatively small – making up less than 2% of the university’s estimated $1 billion portfolio.
表面上看,这些自由市场赢家马上行动起来告诉ANU应该如何花钱。 澳大利亚财政部长乔·霍吉(Joe Hockey)批评ANU的决定是“违背现实 ” 。 其他人也纷纷加入其中,称之为“丢人 ” 、 “非常奇怪 ” 、 “心胸狭隘、不负责任 ” 。 事实上这一决定所涉资金相对很小 — — 只相当于ANU大约10亿美元投资组合的不到2 % — —但丝毫没有妨碍批评者的热情。
🔵 同义词
🔴 反义词
🔗 常用搭配
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
- n a state of dishonor
- v bring shame or dishonor upon
- v reduce in worth or character, usually verbally
- v damage the reputation of