disgrace
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/dɪsˈɡreɪs/
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/dɪsˈɡreɪs/
noun
R
Losing respect from others because of bad behavior.
The team's cheating brought disgrace to the entire school.
球隊的作弊行為給整個學校帶來了恥辱。
R
A person or thing that causes shame to others.
His actions were a disgrace to his family name.
他的行為是他家族姓氏的恥辱。
verb
R
To behave badly and cause shame to yourself or others.
He disgraced his family by getting arrested.
他因被捕而使他的家庭蒙羞。
R
To lose respect and often lose a position of power.
The scandal disgraced the politician and ended his career.
醜聞使這位政治家蒙羞並結束了他的職業生涯。
translation
恥辱, 羞恥
蒙羞, 失勢
詞形變化
3rd Present
disgraces
Progressive
disgracing
Past
disgraced
Perfect
disgraced
Plural
disgraces