disgrace
US
UK disgrace n: (dishonorable situation)
SC 丑事 chǒu shì
SC 丑闻 chǒu shì，chǒu wén
The politician never recovered from the disgrace of being caught taking bribes.
受贿丑闻之后，那名政客再也没有恢复过来。
disgrace n: ([sth] causing dishonor)
SC 耻辱 chǐ rǔ
TC 恥辱
TC 恥辱
SC 令人羞耻的事
Patricia's failure was her disgrace.
帕特丽夏的失败是她的耻辱。
disgrace n: (person: who causes shame to [sth/sb]) (人)
SC 耻辱 chǐ rǔ
TC 恥辱
TC 恥辱
SC 羞耻 chǐ rǔ，xiū chǐ
My thieving sister is a disgrace to our entire family.
我那习惯小偷小摸的妹妹，是整个家族的耻辱。
disgrace n: (shameful or unacceptable thing) (事)
SC 耻辱 chǐ rǔ
TC 恥辱
TC 恥辱
The treatment of homeless people in our city is a disgrace.
我们市对待流浪汉的方式简直是城市耻辱。
disgrace [sb] vtr: (dishonor)
SC 使某人丢脸，使某人颜面尽失
SC 使某人羞耻
John's own actions disgraced him.
约翰的行为使自己颜面尽失。
disgrace yourself v expr: (do [sth] dishonourable)
SC 丢人 diū rén
SC 自失身份 diū rén，zì shī shēn fèn
Just try not to disgrace yourself again.
He disgraced himself by getting too drunk at his sister's wedding.
in disgrace adv: (with dishonour)
SC 丢脸地 diū liǎn de
TC 丟臉地
TC 丟臉地
SC 耻辱地 diū liǎn de，chǐ rǔ de
SC 蒙羞地 diū liǎn de，méng xiū de
in disgrace adj: (dishonoured)
SC 丢脸的 diū liǎn de
TC 丟臉的
TC 丟臉的
SC 耻辱的 diū liǎn de，chǐ rǔ de
SC 蒙羞的 diū liǎn de，méng xiū de