disgrace
词性:名词
1. 不光彩;丢脸;耻辱
He brought disgrace upon his family by his criminal behavior. (他的犯罪行为给家族带来了耻辱。)
It is a disgrace that the government failed to address the issue. (政府未能解决这个问题是一种耻辱。)
2. 失宠;丧失名誉
After the scandal, the politician fell into disgrace and lost his position. (丑闻曝光后,这位政治家声名扫地,失去了职位。)
She was living in disgrace for several years before she was able to rebuild her reputation. (她失宠多年后才得以重建声誉。)
3. 过失;不道德行为
The judge cited the lawyer for his disgraceful conduct in the courtroom. (法官指责律师在法庭上的不道德行为。)
His disgrace was evident in the way he treated his subordinates. (他对待下属的方式显示出他的过失。)
词性:形容词
1. 可耻的;不光彩的
His disgraceful remarks offended everyone in the room. (他可耻的言论冒犯了房间里的每个人。)
The company's disgraceful practices led to its downfall. (公司的不光彩做法导致了它的衰落。)
2. 丢脸的;可耻的
Her behavior at the party was absolutely disgraceful. (她在派对上的行为真是太丢脸了。)
It is disgraceful that such discrimination still exists in our society. (在我们的社会中,这种歧视仍然存在,这是可耻的。)
词语辨析
shame, dishonor, disgrace
这些名词都有“耻辱,丢脸”的意思。shame是指因自己的行为或态度而感到的耻辱和内疚;dishonor指因不正当的行为或品行不端而遭受的耻辱;disgrace指因自己的行为或他人的行为而导致的名誉受损,是最常用的一个词。
词汇扩充
bring disgrace upon... 对...带来耻辱
fall into disgrace 失宠
live in disgrace 生活在耻辱中
personal disgrace 个人的耻辱
public disgrace 公众耻辱
近义词
shame, dishonor, humiliation, ignominy
反义词
honor, respect, prestige, glory
柯林斯词典
disgrace (noun)
1. a condition of shame, loss of reputation, or dishonor
2. a person, act, or thing that causes shame or dishonor
3. public contempt, disregard, or reproach
4. to be a source of shame to; dishonor
5. to cause to lose favor or standing
disgrace (verb)
1. to bring shame or dishonor upon
2. to dismiss with discredit; humiliate
牛津词典
disgrace (noun)
1. loss of reputation or respect as the result of a dishonorable action
2. a person or thing regarded as shameful and unacceptable
3. public shame or disgrace
4. bring shame or discredit on (someone or something)
5. cause (someone) to feel ashamed or lose respect
disgrace (verb)
1. bring shame or discredit on
2. cause (someone) to feel ashamed or lose respect
用法
1. be in disgrace 失宠
2. fall into disgrace 被贬低
3. live in disgrace 过着不光彩的生活
4. bring disgrace upon oneself 给自己带来耻辱
5. a matter of disgrace 令人羞愧的事情
例句
His disgraceful behavior at the party was the talk of the town. (他在派对上的可耻行为成为全城的话题。)
The company's fraudulent activities brought disgrace upon its reputation. (公司的欺诈行为给其声誉带来了耻辱。)
She was filled with disgrace when she realized the consequences of her actions. (当她意识到自己行为的后果时,她充满了耻辱。)
It is a disgrace that such discrimination still exists in our society. (在我们社会中,这种歧视仍然存在,这是可耻的。)
The athlete's use of performance-enhancing drugs brought disgrace upon the sport. (这位运动员使用增强药物给这项运动带来了耻辱。)
After embezzling funds, the CEO fell into disgrace and was forced to resign. (首席执行官侵吞资金后失宠,并被迫辞职。)
The politician's scandalous affair was a disgrace to his family and constituents. (这位政治家丑闻事件对他的家庭和选民来说是一种耻辱。)
His disgrace was evident in the way he treated his employees with disrespect. (他对待员工的不尊重方式显示出他的过失。)
The team's poor performance was a disgrace to their coach. (团队的糟糕表现给他们的教练带来了耻辱。)
She was living in disgrace for several years before she was able to rebuild her reputation. (她失宠多年后才得以重建声誉。)
His disgraceful remarks offended everyone in the room. (他可耻的言论冒犯了房间里的每个人。)
She felt a deep sense of dishonor after betraying her best friend. (在背叛她最好的朋友之后,她感到了深深的耻辱。)
The athlete's failure to follow the rules resulted in his humiliation at the competition. (这位运动员未能遵守规则,导致他在比赛中受到了羞辱。)
He was stripped of his title and his ignominy was broadcasted to the world. (他被剥夺了头衔,他的耻辱被传播到了全世界。)
She brought shame upon her family by her dishonesty. (她的不诚实给她的家庭带来了耻辱。)
His actions have disgraced the entire organization. (他的行为给整个组织带来了耻辱。)
The politician's corruption scandal has disgraced his reputation. (这位政治家的腐败丑闻给他的声誉带来了耻辱。)
She was publicly disgraced when her secret was exposed. (当她的秘密被揭露时,她受到了公开的耻辱。)
His behavior brought disgrace upon himself and his family. (他的行为给他自己和他的家庭带来了耻辱。)
It was a matter of disgrace that he cheated on the exam. (他考试作弊是一件丢脸的事情。)
After the scandal, the actor's career was in disgrace. (丑闻曝光后,这位演员的职业生涯陷入了困境。)