scandalous

单词scandalous

基本解释

adj.: 可耻的；不可原谅的；讲述丑闻的
网络: 诽谤性的；偷窥糗事；丢脸的

权威解释

• 可耻的；不可原谅的:

  shocking and unacceptable

• 讲述丑闻的:

  containing talk about the shocking or immoral things that people have done or are thought to have done

英汉解释

• 不象话

• 丢人现眼的,见不得人的;声名狼藉的

• 丑;丢人的,丢脸的

• 可耻的,丢脸的;出丑的,令人发生反感的

• 丢脸;诽谤的

• 毁谤的,(恶意)中伤的

单词搭配

• Adj.+n.:

  scandalous behavior

同义词

adj.shockingoutrageousdisgracefulimmoralshameful

反义词

adj.admirable

例句

• The actual released ending is almost as scandalous by today "s standards, and is usually edited on television rebroadcasts today. "

  最终发行的电影结局用今天的标准来衡量可以说是离经叛道，在电视转播时都会被重新编辑删减。

• At the time that she was hounded by scandalous rumours she found a worthy successor in Annie Besant (see photo) in 1889.

  在1889年，在她受到诽谤性谣言的攻击时，她发现了一个有价值的继承人，安妮·贝赞特。

• The suggestion that the Earth could be so old was scandalous and got him in a bit of trouble.

  提出地球这么老简直是骇人听闻，让他惹了不少麻烦。

• It"s scandalous that in 13 years of power New Labour did not abolish the charitable status of public schools.

  新工党在位的13年里没有取消公立学校的慈善状况简直就是丑闻。

• Her lawyer, Antoine Gillot, retorted that she had been placed under "scandalous" pressure to recant, without legal representation.

  蒂布的律师安东尼•吉尔特反驳称蒂布迫于诽谤的压力，不得已在无律师在场的情况下撤回之前的指控。

• Editorialist Zhang Tianpin complains that the contest is the kind of scandalous behavior that makes many Chinese hate wealthy people.

  评论人张天频（音）批评说，这是一种可耻的行径，使得众多中国人仇视富人。

• However, given the circumstances, the captain feels that it would be scandalous to make someone sit next to someone so disgusting.

  但基于目前的状况考量，我们机长认为强迫一位乘客坐在另一位令人恶心的乘客旁是敝公司的奇耻大辱。

• Nora had deserved that blow, he thought with remaining outrage at her scandalous behavior.

  劳拉活该受那一巴掌，她父亲想要维持他的粗暴的行为。

• All this scandalous talk goes upon a mere supposition.

  所有这些诽谤只不过起于一种推测。

• The truth which I intend to set forth here is not particularly scandalous , or is so only to the degree that any truth creates a scandal.

  我在这儿打算阐明的真相，并不特别地会引起非议，或者顶多只是引起任何真相都会引起的那些莫衷一是。