disgrace
英 /dɪsˈɡreɪs/ 美 /dɪsˈɡreɪs/
- n. 耻辱；丢脸loss of respect caused by unacceptable behaviour
- n. 可耻的人或事a person or thing deserving strong disapproval
- v. 使蒙羞to cause someone or something to lose respect
The captain left in disgrace after cheating during the match.
队长在比赛中作弊后，蒙羞离开了。
Officials who misuse public funds bring disgrace on their institutions and weaken public trust in government.
滥用公款的官员使其所在机构蒙羞，并削弱公众对政府的信任。
搭配
in disgrace 蒙羞地bring disgrace on 使……蒙羞a disgrace to 给……丢脸的人或事disgrace yourself 使自己丢脸
辨析提示
泛指耻辱时不可数；a disgrace指可耻的人或事。
词族
disgraceful (adj.)、disgracefully (adv.)、disgraced (adj.)
反义 honour
相关词
- disgraceful 可耻的；丢脸的
- recognition 认出；识别
- bond 纽带；亲密关系
- confront 面对；正视
- deny 否认
- offence 违法行为；犯规
- honour 荣誉；尊敬；荣幸
- fund-raising 筹款；募捐活动
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