Word · Frequency #18964
disgraced
/dɪsˈɡreɪst/
adjective
丢脸的；耻辱的；不光彩的
核心释义
having lost people's respect because of shameful or dishonorable behavior; discredited
- 1.
被羞辱的；声誉受损的。
Having been disgraced; having a damaged reputation.
被羞辱的；声誉受损的。；(人)丢脸的；耻辱的；不光彩的
用法In use
The disgraced student had to apologize in front of the whole class.
用法提示：句中 disgraced 是形容词，修饰名词 student，表示“丢脸的、蒙羞的”。
She felt deeply disgraced when her private diary was read out loud.
用法提示：句中 disgraced 作 felt 的表语，指感到丢脸，体现形容词用法。
He left the meeting disgraced, with everyone staring at him.
用法提示：句中 disgraced 用在 left 后描述主语离开时的状态，是形容词作主语补足语。
be disgraced (by/for/after sth)
常用被动结构表示某人因某事蒙羞。
He was disgraced by the scandal.
他因丑闻而丢脸。
feel disgraced
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用法优先级Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
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