英语释义

• lacking honor or integrity; deserving dishonor;

  "dishonorable in thought and deed"

  "a dishonorable discharge"

• morally unacceptable;

  "the dishonorable conduct of trusted men"

• not adhering to ethical or moral principles;

  "base and unpatriotic motives"

  "a base, degrading way of life"

  "cheating is dishonorable"

  "they considered colonialism immoral"

  "unethical practices in handling public funds"

片语

disgraceful不名誉的，可耻的

improper dishonourable不端正

shameless无耻的；不要脸的；伤风败俗的

dishonourable behavior in scientific research科研不端

dishonourable conduct可耻的行为

dishonourable discharge开除军籍

dishonourable conduct and practices detail不名誉的行为及手法

academic dishonourable behavior学术不端行为

dishonourable conduct and practices不名誉的行为及手法

英汉例句

• he「ll do nothing dishonourable said ralph.

  「他不会干任何不正当的事。」拉尔夫说。

• american banks」 write-downs may be bigger (switzerland「s ubs being the dishonourable exception) but analysts complain that standards of disclosure are worse in europe.

  或许美国银行的损失较大（瑞典的瑞士联合银行是一个可悲的例外），但分析家认为欧洲披露情况的程序比美国低。

• one enterprise dishonourable behavior.

  一企业不端行为。

• of course philosophy also is as the change of the world dishonourable evolve and perfect.

  当然哲学也是随着世界的变化而不端的演变和完善的。

• his recipe for restoring the 「people」s army」 includes more sparing use of exemptions, dishonourable discharges for suspected shirkers and preferential treatment at universities for ex-combat troops.

  为重塑「人民的军队」，他所开出的药方包括更为审慎地使用豁免权，以不名誉的方式剔除掉那些有懈怠嫌疑的「害群之马」，对脱下戎装重返高校的兵士给予特别的优惠和礼遇。

• meanwhile, academic dishonourable behaviors, such as plagiarism, practicing fraud and so on, will be present in the academia in quite a long time.

  与此同时，抄袭剽窃，弄虚作假等学术不端行为也长期存在于学术界。

• 「he! … a dishonourable man? if only you knew! 」 said natasha.

  「他！……不高尚的人吗？但愿你能了解他！」娜塔莎说。

• therefore, the administration of dishonourable science behaviours should be brought into the frame of criminal code, and the qualification penalty should be further perfected.

  因此我国应把科学不端行为的治理纳入到刑法典框架下，并须进一步完善资格刑。

• winston churchill once moaned about the long, dishonourable tradition in politics that sees commerce as a cow to be milked or a dangerous tiger to be shot.

  温斯顿?丘吉尔曾经哀叹在政界一个历史悠久而又不光彩的传统，那就是视商业为将要挤奶的奶牛或是即将被射杀的危险的老虎。

• certainly, who hath a state to repair, may not despise small things: and commonly, it is less dishonourable to abridge petty charges than to stoop to petty gettings.

  有财产需要补救的人是不能轻视小节的，这是一定的；并且，就一般而言，与其卑躬屈节以求小利还不如减少零星的花费较为得体。