adv.不名誉地；卑劣地

His actions in the war were dishonorable, leading to his disgrace.
他在战争中的行为不光彩，导致了他的羞辱。
The politician was stripped of his title for acts that were deemed dishonorable.
这位政客因被认为不光彩的行为而被剥夺了头衔。
His decision to cheat on the exam brought dishonor upon himself and his family.
他决定考试作弊给他自己和他的家庭带来了耻辱。
The company's reputation suffered greatly after it was revealed they had been bribing officials.
该公司在被揭露贿赂官员后声誉大受损害。
The soldier was court-martialed for conduct that was considered dishonorable.
这名士兵因被认为不光彩的行为受到军事法庭审判。
Her actions during the crisis were not only reckless but also dishonorable.
她在危机中的行为不仅鲁莽而且不光彩。
The athlete's positive doping test cast a shadow over their career, marking it as dishonorable.
这位运动员的阳性兴奋剂检测结果给他们的职业生涯蒙上了阴影，被视为不光彩的。
The cheating scandal at the university led to a loss of respect among the faculty and students alike.
大学的作弊丑闻导致了师生双方对其失去尊重。
The newspaper was criticized for publishing false information, which was clearly dishonorable behavior.
这家报纸因发表虚假信息而受到批评，这显然是不光彩的行为。
His betrayal of his country was so dishonorable that it was hard to forgive.
他对国家的背叛如此不光彩，以至于很难原谅。