scandalous + noun
scandalous 常作定语,修饰引起丑闻或丢脸的名词。
The newspaper published scandalous rumors about the politician.
报纸发表了关于这位政治家的可耻谣言。
可耻的;丢脸的;令人震惊的
过分的;不像话的;骇人听闻的;诽谤性的;恶意的;爱听/传播丑闻的;对丑闻津津乐道的;不相干的;有损法庭声誉的;(事物)引起丑闻的;可耻的;丢脸的
Causing or having the nature of a scandal; extremely disgraceful or shameful.
(事物)引起丑闻的;可耻的;丢脸的
Of a thing: causing or having the nature of a scandal; regarded as so immoral or wrong as to be extremely disgraceful; despicable, shameful.
冒犯道德感并损害声誉的
giving offense to moral sensibilities and injurious to reputation; ; - Thackeray
(人)爱传播丑闻的;对丑闻津津乐道的
Of a person: delighted by scandal.
(言论或文字)诽谤的;恶意的
Of speech or writing: defamatory, malicious.
超出合理限度的;极其过分的;骇人听闻的
Exceeding reasonable limits; outrageous.
(信息、陈述等)与案件无关且损害法庭声誉的
Of information, a statement, etc.: not pertinent to a matter; irrelevant, and bringing the court into disrepute.
It is scandalous that the company fired the employee for reporting safety violations.
该公司因员工举报安全隐患而将其解雇,这是可耻的。
用法提示:形容词作表语,描述行为可耻。
AI contextual example
The newspaper published a scandalous story about the politician's private life.
那家报纸刊登了一篇关于政客私生活的诽谤性报道。
用法提示:形容词作定语,修饰故事,指诽谤性的。
AI contextual example
His scandalous behavior at the party embarrassed everyone.
他在派对上的不体面行为让所有人难堪。
用法提示:形容词作定语,修饰行为,指不体面的。
AI contextual example
scandalous 常作定语,修饰引起丑闻或丢脸的名词。
The newspaper published scandalous rumors about the politician.
报纸发表了关于这位政治家的可耻谣言。
该句型强调某种行为或情况令人愤慨。
It is scandalous that the company polluted the river for years.
这家公司多年来污染河流,真是可耻。
比scandalous语气稍弱,强调丢脸、不光彩。
强调令人吃惊,不一定带道德谴责。
语气强烈,常指极端不公或过分。
与scandalous接近,但偏重羞愧感。
强调败坏名誉,不如scandalous强烈。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is a scandal person.
正确表达He is a scandalous person.
scandalous 是形容词,表示'可耻的',而 scandal 是名词,表示'丑闻'。这里需要形容词修饰 person,因此应改为 scandalous。
grammar · medium
易错句子That is a scandalious rumor.
正确表达That is a scandalous rumor.
scandalous 的正确拼写是 scandalous,而不是 scandalious。注意形容词后缀是 -ous。
义项为“不体面的/可耻的”;scandalous 强调引发丑闻或有伤风化,与“体面的、声誉好的”相对。若义项为“诽谤性的”,不适用。
义项为“不体面的/可耻的”;指名声好、可信赖,与“可耻的、不体面的”相反。
义项为“不体面的/可耻的”;强调合乎道德、值得尊敬,与“有损名誉的”相对。注意“可耻的”近义词 shameful 也常与 honourable 相对,但本词条不引入其他义项。
Scandal是名词,指丑闻事件;scandalous是形容词,描述性质。学习者常将两者混用,例如该用scandal的地方用了scandalous。
Slanderous特指口头诽谤,语义较窄;scandalous可指任何不体面或可耻的行为,范围更广。二者虽都含贬义,但用法不同。
可耻的行为;丑行
His scandalous behavior at the conference made headlines.
他在会议上的可耻行为登上了头条。
骇人听闻的谣言
The scandalous rumor about the politician was later denied.
关于那位政治家的骇人听闻的谣言后来被否认了。
诽谤性指控
The company sued the tabloid for making scandalous allegations.
该公司以诽谤性指控为由起诉了这家小报。
丑闻;风流韵事
The scandalous affair between the two stars dominated the news.
两位明星之间的风流韵事占据了新闻头条。
可耻行为;劣行
The judge was removed for scandalous conduct.
这名法官因可耻行为而被免职。
诽谤性报道;丑闻报道
The newspaper ran a scandalous story about the CEO.
该报纸刊登了一篇关于首席执行官的丑闻报道。
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scandal(词根,丑闻) + -ous(形容词后缀,具有…性质的)
scandal(基础词,无词缀)
scandal(词根) + -ize(动词后缀,使成为)
常指传播丑闻的闲言碎语。
未经证实的消息,可能加剧丑闻的影响。
丑闻往往引发公众争议。
丑闻会损害个人或机构的名誉。
小报常报道和炒作丑闻。
可耻!可耻!
In this line from the musical Hamilton, 'scandalous' is repeated as a shocked reaction to a political sex scandal, meaning disgraceful and shocking.
在这句来自音乐剧《汉密尔顿》的唱词中,'scandalous' 被反复高喊,作为对政治性丑闻的震惊反应,意为丢脸且令人震惊。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.