单词muckraking
n.: 探听揭发丑闻；揭发黑幕
网络: 扒粪；扒粪揭丑；黑幕揭发
探听揭发丑闻；揭发黑幕:
the activity of looking for information about people"s private lives that they do not wish to make public
n.mudslingingslanderlibelexposure
Contemporaneous with muckraking in magazine journalism was the proliferation of a fictional literature dedicated to the cause of democracy.
与杂志上的黑幕揭发同时，一种献身于民主事业的小说创作正在蓬勃发展之中。
We can honestly say that we do not regret the demise of this muckraking paper.
老实说我们不遗憾这八卦新闻报纸的倒闭。
Muckraking journalists denounced the titans of American business as "robber barons" .
八卦记者曾将美国商业巨头贬斥为“披着强盗外衣的大佬”。
Fang Xuanchang is not related to Fang Zhouzi, but the two are friends and renowned for muckraking the seamy underside of Chinese science.
方玄昌和方舟子并非亲属关系，但他们是朋友并以揭露中国科学界丑陋的阴暗面著称。
While his opponent started a huge smear campaign against him, he refused to engage in muckraking and mudslinging.
虽然对手向他展开大规模抹黑行动，他还是不肯做那揭丑闻、造谣中伤的事。
How does fear-mongering about foreign policy mix with muckraking about outrageous official behavior?
令人担忧的外交政策是如何与离谱的官方行为结合在一起的呢？
" In those days, all kinds of light and dark side of the writers who reporter, is well-known in the history of the " muckraking persons.
在那个时代，揭发种种黑幕的记者和作家们，就是历史上赫赫有名的“扒粪者”。
This newspaper"s known for its muckraking articles.
这份报纸以刊载揭露名人丑闻的文章出名。
Muckraking, or yellow journalism, has a long tradition which goes back 250 years in Britain.
专攻丑闻或八卦新闻，在英国这一传统可追溯至250年前。
American Muckraking Traditions in the Late 19th Century
19世纪下半叶美国黑幕揭发传统