英语释义

• not bringing honor and glory;

  "some mute inglorious Milton here may rest"

• (used of conduct or character) deserving or bringing disgrace or shame;

  "Man...has written one of his blackest records as a destroyer on the oceanic islands"- Rachel Carson

  "an ignominious retreat"

  "inglorious defeat"

  "an opprobrious monument to human greed"

  "a shameful display of cowardice"

片语

shameful可耻的；不体面的；不道德的；猥亵的

yellow-dog可耻的

Inglorious Baxters无耻Baxter

Inglorious Baskets五彩篮球

inglorious defeat不光彩的失败

Inglorious Bastards无耻混蛋

Inglorious B无耻混蛋

Inglorious Barsterds无耻的混蛋

But Inglorious更不光彩

Inglorious Basterds无耻混蛋

inglorious bastard无良杂牌军

英汉例句

• telecom italia, one of europe’s pioneering telecoms firms in the 1990s, looks headed for an inglorious future.

  意大利电信，作为20世纪90年代欧洲电信公司的先驱将面临着一个不光彩的未来。

• death is nothing, but to live defeated and inglorious is to die daily.

  死没什么，然而战败并屈辱的活着乃是每天都在死。

• death is nothing, but to live defeated and inglorious is to die daily. -napoleon bonaparte.

  死亡不算什么，但若羞辱地茍活，每天都像在死去一般。-拿破侖-波拿巴。

• trying to keep pace with them is doomed to inglorious failure, especially as the pace has quickened so much.

  任何试图赶上他们步伐的努力都注定要黯然失败，尤其当他们加快步伐的时候。

• inglorious past history of the west, history is far from over.

  西方过去的历史不光彩，历史也远远没有结束。

• but mainly he devoted himself to looking after the collection and the rehabilitation of his late father’s by-then inglorious reputation.

  但是他主要还是致力于收集藏品和恢复他父亲当时并不太好的名声。

• it represents the apogee of a decade of hard and often inglorious fighting by american troops, and a reorientation of the world’s most formidable war machine.

  它代表美军艰难但又不体面的十年战斗的顶峰，也标志这台世界上最令人生畏的战争机器的重新定位。

• to win the nobel prize is not an inglorious thing, in fact it「s an encouraging thing, for if a pop singer could win it, then everyone could.

  获得诺奖不是一件丢人的事，事实上这是一件很励志的事，因为如果一个流行歌手能够获奖，就是说所有人都能获奖。

• looking back, i」ve come to realize that inglorious factors drove my career: an aching desire to make something of myself;

  回头看去，我已经到一些不光鲜的因素帮助我走到现在：极度渴望了解自己； 十分希望有机会怀疑自己的价值；

• 「death is nothing, but to live defeated and inglorious is to die daily. 」— napoleon bonaparte, military commander.

  「死不算什么，但失败或不光采的活着如同每天死亡。」–拿破侖（军事家）

• governments also have an inglorious history of getting even the basics right.

  各国政府甚至还有把基本原则搞错的不光彩历史。

• at the age of 26, when i returned to new york after an inglorious stab at graduate work in medieval history on the frozen steppes of chicago, i had a horrifying realization: i was illiterate.

  26岁那年，在关于芝加哥冰冻草原的中世纪历史研究课题上被不幸刺伤，我回到纽约。

• it is not an inglorious thing…

  这不能不说是一件光荣的事。

• compared with amber waves of grain or the blond tresses of a field of ripe corn, cassava is an inglorious workhorse of a crop, a few spindly red stems sprouting from a clutch of brown tubers.

  相比谷物成熟时的金黄起伏或玉米收获时颗粒饱满，木薯则是一种朴实无华的顽强作物，稀疏的红色细长枝干底下连着一大串的褐色块茎。

• he was approaching the inglorious twilight of his career.

  他正接近自己的生涯中湮没无闻的隐晦时期。

• hunted and penned in an inglorious spot.

  被捕捉并圈养在卑劣的猪栏。

• as many have been astonished at thee, so shall his visage be inglorious among men, and his form among the sons of men.

  就如许多人对他不胜惊愕，因为他的容貌损伤得已不像人，他的形状已不像人子；

• but, what i want to say is us the difference that these inglorious tea do not compare a brand certainly.

  可是，我想说的是我们这些不出名的茶叶不一定就比品牌的差。

相似词

disgraceful不名誉的，可耻的

dishonorable不名誉的；无耻的

discreditable丢脸的；不名誉的；有损信用的；败坏名声的

相反词

glorious光荣的；辉煌的；极好的