a. 不名誉的, 无耻的, 耻辱的, 不光彩的
a lacking honor or integrity; deserving dishonor
1. I swear! I would sooner die than dishonour her.
我發誓 我寧愿死也不會傷害她的
2. Americans who dishonour our daughters, right here in this bar.
让我们女儿蒙羞的美国人 就在这个酒吧里
3. Most reckoned he'd have been forgiven that mistake if he hadn't publicly dishonoured his wife.
但大多数人认为那些错误是可以被原谅的 如果他没有对他妻子不忠
4. I consider it a great personal dishonour to have to deny that I am a criminal.
我必须否认我是罪犯 那对我而言是极为不荣誉
5. What distinguishes the honourable from the dishonourable is how in the few, most important moments in life, they conducted themselves.
区别高贵与卑鄙的 是在人生中少数的一些重要时刻 人是怎么做的
6. Denny always put a premium on honourable behaviour and to him, this was dishonourable.
丹尼做事一向有礼有节 而这件事在他看来是不光彩的
7. In moments of great dishonour such as this, ancient samurai warriors were required to commit seppuku, or ritual suicide by disembowelment.
在这种丢人到家的时刻 古代的日本武士按理应该切腹自尽 就是剖腹的自杀仪式
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