disgracing

disgracing

美 [dɪsˈɡreɪs] 　英 [dɪs'ɡreɪs]

• v.玷污(名誉)；使丢脸；使失宠；贬黜
• n.受气；耻辱；丢脸的事
• 网络丢人的；不体面的；使……蒙受耻辱

词形变化

第三人称单数：disgraces  现在分词：disgracing  过去式：disgraced  

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. 失宠,受气;耻辱,出丑,丢脸 2. 丢脸的事,出丑的人
v.	1. 玷污(名誉);使丢脸 2. 使失宠;贬黜

英英解释

n.	1. the loss of other people’s respect because of something bad that you have done 2. someone or something that you should feel guilty or sorry about because they are very bad
v.	1. to harm the reputation of a person or group by doing something bad or immoral

例句

Being "a righteous man, " he decided to end their commitment and free Mary without publicly disgracing her.

约瑟是「义人」，决定把马利亚休了，让她能重获自由，不愿意明明地羞辱她。

At present, when I am on strike, the university doesn't respect my right to strike, to say no to these disgracing employment conditions.

目前我正在罢工，学校也不尊重我罢工、拒绝接受这种恶质雇用条件的权利。

How am I disgracing you? Hanging with that element.

我怎么丢你脸了？和那样的一伙人混在一起。

Why doesn't anybody wanna take blame for rising back out disgracing my name?

为什么任何人都不想被责怪，为了诋毁我的名誉而冒险？。