Disgrace
[ dɪs'ɡres ]
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n. 丢脸;耻辱;不光彩;丢脸的人（或事）;
vt. 使丢脸;使失宠;使受耻辱;贬黜;
💡 词根助记
dis 不 + grace优雅 →耻辱, 失宠, 丢脸的人(或事)
📝 例句
And you needn't fuss; there is no disgrace.
你不必大惊小怪;没有什么丢脸的事。
an abyss of disgrace
耻辱的深渊,莫大的耻辱
As a result he faced disgrace, prosecution, and perhaps imprisonment.
因此，他将名誉扫地，受到起诉，也许还会进监狱。
And you needn't fuss. There's no disgrace.
你不必大惊小怪。没有什么丢人的事。
He is a disgrace to his school.
他给学校丢脸。
🌱 联想助记
【记】※ dis-前缀“不”,grace-优美:不优雅的就是耻辱
※ dis-前缀“不”,g-拼音“冠”,race-赛跑:一个志向高远的人在赛跑时没有夺得冠军,他会因此而感到耻辱
✅ 同义词
🔴 反义词
🔤 词根
-ami-表示“喜爱”
常见变体有-amat-、-em-
📖 牛津释义
disgrace
n
1 [U] state in which others think that one has behaved badly and no longer deserves respect 出丑; 丢脸
bring disgrace on oneself, one's family, etc 给自己、 家庭等丢脸
There is no disgrace in being poor. 贫穷并不丢脸.
2 [sing] ~ (to sb/sth) thing or person that is so bad that one feels or should feel ashamed 令人感到羞耻的事物或人; 耻辱
Your homework is a disgrace
rewrite it! 你做的功课真丢人, 重做吧!
These slums are a disgrace to the city. 这些贫民窟是这座城市的耻辱.
3 (idm 习语) (be) in disgrace (with sb) (be) regarded with deep disfavour 很不讨人喜欢; 令人不喜爱
He's in disgrace (with his father) because he told a lie. 他撒了个谎, 惹得父亲很不痛快.
disgrace v [Tn]
1 bring disgrace on (sb/sth); be a disgrace to 给（某人[某事物]）丢脸; 给...带来耻辱
Your behaviour disgraces us all. 你的行为使我们大家丢脸.
He got drunk and disgraced himself at the wedding. 他在婚礼上喝多了, 出了洋相.
2 cause (sb) to lose a position of power, honour or favour 使（某人）失去权位、 荣誉或不受喜爱
After the defeat two generals were publicly disgraced. 那两位将军吃了败仗之後, 在公众心目中威望扫地.
🎯 考研助记
dis(否定)+grace(优雅)-风度消失-出丑- 耻辱
🔁 扩展释义
*[dis'greis]n. 耻辱, 不名誉vt. 使受耻辱, 使失体面【法】 不名誉, 耻辱, 罢黜相关词组: be a disgrace to... bring disgrace on sb be in disgrace
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I'm not sure. I ought to do some studying, as I've got masses of work to do, but I think I'll be too tired. Maybe I'll just watch the news on television and go to bed early.
还不清楚。我有大量的作业要做，按理我应该学习，但是我想这样一来我会很累的。我可能会看看电视新闻，然后早点上床睡觉。
A few days later about 140 black people were taken and put on a tall sailing ship waiting off the coast.
几天以后，大约140名黑人被带到一艘停靠在海岸边的大帆船上。
He believed that everyone should be prepared to do heavy work, from the leaders to the poorest peasants.
他认为从领袖到最穷苦的农民，每个人都该乐于从事重体力劳动。