英语释义

• giving offense to moral sensibilities and injurious to reputation;

  "scandalous behavior"

  "the wicked rascally shameful conduct of the bankrupt"- Thackeray

  "the most shocking book of its time"

片语

shameful可耻的；不体面的；不道德的；猥亵的

Scandalous Conduct秽行

scandalous dance令人极反感的舞蹈

scandalous matter翻译

Scandalous Scene狂态

yellow-dog可耻的

scandalous things可耻的事情

Scandalous Matters造谣中伤

Scandalous Gossip丑话

scandalous statement翻译

Politically Scandalous政治丑闻

英汉例句

• this term describes articles that are sensational, scandalous and often untrue.

  这个短语说的是那些歪曲事实或故意制造轰动效应的新闻报道，而这类报道通常都是不真实的。

• in 2002, after the scandalous collapses of enron and worldcom, congress voted in the sarbanes-oxley act, which was intended among other things to beef up corporate risk-management.

  2002年安然公司和世通公司令人可耻的破产之后，国会投票决议了萨班斯-奥克斯利法案，并期望之成为加强公司风险管理的法案之一。

• it was a scandalous wedding, because louise married 「a commoner,」 but there was nothing common about the cake, which took three months to create.

  那是一场丢脸的婚姻，因为路易斯嫁给了「一介平民」，可蛋糕一点都不平凡，花了三个月才做出来。

• the changing standards could be seen, too, in the topics that journalists deemed scandalous enough to publicize.

  在记者认为丑闻完全可以传播的主题中，也能发现标準在变。

• in fact, on that most controversial and intricate of questions, much that is shaming and scandalous is already known.

  事实上，对于那些最具争议性、最错综复杂的问题，众人皆知其中的不光彩和倒胃口。

• a scandalous political affair forced architect john utzon to withdraw from the project in 1966. the opera house was completed by other designers under the direction of peter hall.

  1966年，约恩·伍重因为政治丑闻而退出了这个工程，悉尼歌剧院由其他设计者在彼得·霍的指导下完工。

• 「for a long time in this country, there has been a scandalous acceptance of under-performing schools,」 he added.

  他说：「长久以来，我们的国家可耻地容忍那些表现极差的学校。

• it was a scandalous wedding, because louise married “a commoner, 」 but there was nothing common about the cake, which took three months to create.

  这是桩不光彩的婚姻，因为路易斯嫁给了一个「平民」，可这结婚蛋糕一点也不够平民，那可是花了三个月定做的。

• this hardly fits his image as the rabid dog of russian politics, who has been a punk, a scandalous novelist, an extreme leftist and founder of the now banned national bolshevik party.

  他以前当过朋克，当过诽谤他人的小说家，当过极左派，而且还当过目前被查禁的国家布尔什维克党的创始人。

• hey, upper east siders, gossip girl here, your one and only source into the scandalous life of manhattan’s elites.

  上东区的贵族们，绯闻少女在此，我是你们唯一得到曼哈顿精英们丑闻的渠道。

• but it was a scandalous failure.

  但是现在又完全失败了。

• most scandalous moment: blackout makeout

  最诱惑一刻：停电时的阴错阳差和将错就错

• i visited orphanages in eastern europe 20 years ago, where the conditions were scandalous visions of hell but this is a world away.

  20年前我在东欧参观过孤儿院，那里景象凄惨，简直像地狱，但这儿是另外一个世界。

• now, more than three decades later, there is nothing private nor scandalous about middle schoolers in love.

  三十多年以后的今天，中学生谈情说爱早已在心理上合法化，在舆论上公开化。

• but what really haunts the survivors of the latest disaster is the irpinia earthquake that hit campania and basilicata in 1980. it was the prelude to a scandalous case of waste and corruption.

  但真正让刚刚经历过地震的幸存者心有余悸的是1980年发生在坎帕尼亚和巴西利卡塔的地震，那场地震拉开了浪费和腐败丑闻的序幕。

• we need to restore large sections of the financial industry to the mutual ownership that served this nation so well until the scandalous smash-and-grab raids of demutualisation in the 1990s.

  为了使国家更好，我们应该将大部分的金融产业恢复20世界90年代可耻的掠夺式的股份制之前的公有制。

相似词

outrageous无法容忍的；不可能的；反常的；粗暴的

horrible可怕的；极讨厌的

infamous声名狼藉的；无耻的；邪恶的；不名誉的

flagrant公然的；不能容忍的；非常的；臭名远扬的；明目张胆的；恶名昭着的（名词flagrancy，副词flagrantly）

dishonorable不名誉的；无耻的

disgraceful不名誉的，可耻的

terriblead 很，非常

shameful可耻的；不体面的；不道德的；猥亵的

相反词

innocuous无害的；无伤大雅的

inoffensive不触犯人的；无害的；没恶意的