stigmatize

stigmatize

美 [ˈstɪɡməˌtaɪz] 　英 [ˈstɪɡmətaɪz]

• v.使感到羞耻；侮蔑
• 网络戴大帽子；诬蔑；戴帽子

词形变化

第三人称单数：stigmatizes  现在分词：stigmatizing  过去式：stigmatized  

同义词

英汉双解

英汉解释

v.	1. 给...加污名,把...诬蔑为 (as) 2. 给...打上烙印,在...上作记号 3. 【宗】使生圣疤;(以催眠术等)使生红斑

英英解释

v.	1. to treat a particular type of behavior as wrong or embarrassing and to try to make people who behave in this way feel ashamed

例句

Tobacco lobby groups said the move was part of an "ongoing campaign to stigmatize smokers. "

烟草业游说团体称，此举是“对吸烟者的一种污辱’”。

Those negative views stigmatize psychiatrists as much as prejudices against people with mental illness do in the outside world.

这些看法对心理咨询师的侮辱，其程度不亚于人们对心理疾病抱有的偏见。

We stigmatize dependence. Our society is avoidant, in a way.

我们经常贬低“依赖”，某种意义上，我们的社会就是逃避型的。

Another step is to stigmatize nuclear weapons as inhumane and unusable for everyone.

另一个步骤是谴责核武器这种不人道的、任何人都无法使用的武器。

Deportation is especially hard on women from societies that stigmatize divorce.

对于那些来自视离婚为耻辱的国度的妇女来说，被驱逐出境对她们尤其艰难。

What can local and federal governments do to "de-stigmatize" HIV testing and homosexuality?

地方和联邦政府该怎么做来对HIV检测和同性恋行为去标签化？

IQ testing can stigmatize a child permanently, causing more harm than good, Das said.

智商测试给一个孩子永远地打上一个烙印，导致的坏处多于好处。

To mark with disgrace or infamy ; stigmatize.

给…打上耻辱或恶名昭彰的烙印；诬蔑。

VCT by serving openly and empathically challenges our need to stigmatize and discriminate.

通过公开与热情的服务，VCT能对抗存在的社会歧视。

We stigmatize mistakes.

我们不能容忍任何错误。