discredit
US
UK discredit [sb] vtr: (damage reputation)
SC 诽谤 fěi bàng
TC 誹謗
TC 誹謗
SC 败坏…的名声 fěi bàng，bài huài … de míng shēng
The last mayor was discredited in a financial scandal.
discredit [sth] vtr: (prove untrue)
SC 证明…是假的 zhèng míng … shì jiǎ de
SC 证明…不可信 zhèng míng … shì jiǎ de，zhèng míng … bù kě xìn
SC 证伪
I can discredit every one of their statements with evidence.
discredit n: (distrust)
SC 失信
Widespread corruption brought his government into discredit with the people.
discredit n: (damage to reputation)
SC 丢脸 diū liǎn
It is to his discredit that he didn't speak up when he first learned of the problem.
discredit n: (cause of disgrace)
SC 耻辱 chǐ rǔ
TC 恥辱
TC 恥辱
The politician accused her opponent of being a discredit to the nation.
discredit yourself vtr + refl: (lose trust of others)
SC 败坏自己的名声 bài huài zì jǐ de míng shēng
Politicians often discredit themselves by accepting bribes.