dishonor

英 [dɪsˈɒnə]

美 [dɪˈsɑnər]

n.  拒付；不名誉；丢脸
v.  使蒙羞；玷辱

TEM8

COCA.21366

英英释义

noun

• lacking honor or integrity
  Synonym:dishonour
• a state of shame or disgrace
  1. he was resigned to a life of dishonor
  Synonym:dishonour

verb

• refuse to accept
  1. dishonor checks and drafts
  Synonym:dishonour
• bring shame or dishonor upon
  1. he dishonored his family by committing a serious crime
  Synonym:disgracedishonourattaintshame
• force (someone) to have sex against their will
  1. The woman was raped on her way home at night
  Synonym:raperavishviolateassaultdishonouroutrage

双语例句

• To stall in the air is for them disgrace and it is dishonor.
  在空中失去平衡，对海鸥来说是丢脸的事，是极不光彩的事。
• What he had done brought dishonor to the family.
  他的所作所为败坏了他家的声誉。
• He was a dishonor to his regiment.
  他是他所属的团的耻辱。
• He brought dishonor on his country.
  他给他的国家带来了耻辱。
• They also experience a strong sense of shame or dishonor.
  他们也会深深地感到羞愧和丢脸。
• She refuses to see her beloved boy die in such dishonor.
  她不愿看到她深爱的男友就这样不名誉地死去。
• Before the ink was dry on the Paris agreement they began to dishonor their solemn obligations.
  巴黎协定墨迹未干，他们就已经开始背弃他们的庄严义务。
• I was more afraid of living in dishonor than dying at war.
  比起战死，我更害怕在耻辱中生活。
• Dishonor my sister like that?
  像那样羞辱我的姐姐吗？
• And if you thought I spoke a lie, it would be a dishonor to my master.
  而如果你们认为我在说谎，这将玷辱了我的师傅。