Word · Frequency #35334
scandalises
使震惊；使愤慨；使反感
scandalises is the third person singular of scandalise.
strike with disgust or revulsion
- 1.
strike with disgust or revulsion
使感到厌恶或反感
使感到厌恶或反感；使(某人)愤慨；使感震惊；使(某人)反感；诽谤
In use
His rude behaviour scandalised the guests at the dinner party.
She scandalises her relatives every time she brings her dog to a family meal.
The old man is scandalising the whole street by painting his house bright pink.
scandalise + object
His remarks scandalised the entire audience.
他的言论使全体观众极为愤慨。
scandalise + object + by + -ing phrase
She scandalised her family by eloping with a stranger.
她与一个陌生人私奔，使家人感到震惊。
be scandalised + at/by + noun phrase/-ing
常用被动语态
They were scandalised at the corruption in the government.
他们对政府的腐败感到愤慨。
Verb forms
base scandalise · third person scandalises · -ing scandalising · past scandalised · past participle scandalised
Chinese English learners
Common mistakes
His scandalised behavior shocked everyone.His scandalous behavior shocked everyone.
“scandalised” 是动词的过去分词，意为‘感到愤慨的’，不能用作形容词表示‘令人愤慨的’。应使用形容词 “scandalous”。
This is a scandalise that ruined his career.This is a scandal that ruined his career.
“scandalise” 是动词，不能用作名词。名词形式为 “scandal”。
Connections
Confusing words
Word family
- scandalises
- third person singular
- scandalised
- past, past participle
- scandalising
- present participle
Learner notes
Learn the forms together
页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.