dishonorable

单词dishonorable

基本解释

adj.: 可耻的
网络: 不光彩的；不名誉的；美不名誉的

英汉解释

• 可耻的

同义词

adj.disgracefuldisreputablediscreditableshamefulignominious

反义词

adj.honorable

例句

• It would be dishonorable to reveal more about what she said to me . I would be betraying a confidence.

  要透露更多他告诉我的东西是可耻的。我会上一个出卖秘密的恶名。

• I would appear for the rest of my life as a dishonorable traitor and a common scoundrel.

  在我今后的余生中，他人将把我看作是一个可耻的卖国贼和卑鄙的小人。

• in a dishonorably manner or to a dishonorable degree.

  不光彩的样子或达到不光彩的程度。

• ERROL MORRIS: Did you feel, from the very outset, that there was something inherently dishonorable about what they did?

  埃罗尔·莫里斯（ERROLMORRIS）：你觉得，他们从一开始就做了本质上不光彩的事情？

• You wouldn"t let me do anything dishonorable, but you"d sell yourself in marriage to a man you didn"t love.

  你没有让我去做任何不光彩的事，可是你却把自己嫁给了一个你不爱的男人。

• Dwarves shun theft and subterfuge, believing them to be dishonorable and demeaning.

  矮人避讳偷窃与诡计，认为这是不光彩和失体面的事。

• For your dishonorable actions.

  为你们不诚实的行为。

• So strategic default was portrayed as the act of dishonorable deadbeats.

  因此，战略性违约被描绘成为赖账不还的无耻之人的行径。

• These cadets were an unsanctioned group who policed the Corps of Cadets who committed dishonorable acts.

  这些学员是一组未经批准的、指导那些有不光采行为学员的学员干部。

• He received a public censure for his dishonorable behavior.

  他因不光彩的行为而受到公众谴责。