Word · Frequency #18964
disgraced
丢脸的；耻辱的；不光彩的
having lost people's respect because of shameful or dishonorable behavior; discredited
- 1.
Having been disgraced; having a damaged reputation.
被羞辱的；声誉受损的。
被羞辱的；声誉受损的。；(人)丢脸的；耻辱的；不光彩的
In use
The disgraced student had to apologize in front of the whole class.
She felt deeply disgraced when her private diary was read out loud.
He left the meeting disgraced, with everyone staring at him.
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
She felt disgraced by the public criticism.
她因公众批评感到耻辱。
a disgraced [noun]
作定语，修饰因丑闻等失势的人。
a disgraced former politician
一位不光彩的前政治家
Common mistakes
I felt disgraced when I made a small mistake.I felt ashamed when I made a small mistake.
disgraced 指因行为失当而名誉受损，侧重客观声誉；ashamed 指内心的羞耻感。小错误通常不会导致丢脸，应使用 ashamed。
His rude behavior was disgraced.His rude behavior was disgraceful.
disgraced 形容人感到丢脸的状态；disgraceful 形容行为或事件本身不光彩。此处描述行为，应用 disgraceful。
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Learner notes
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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