n.不名誉，耻辱，丢脸
vt.使丧失名誉，使蒙受耻辱，使丢脸，违背，违反(协议或诺言)

原形：dishonour第三人称单数：dishonours复数：dishonours过去式：dishonoured过去分词：dishonoured现在分词：dishonouring

Mary had to choose between death and dishonour.
玛丽不得不在死亡和耻辱之间选择。
Eric had dishonoured nearly all of his election pledges.
埃里克几乎违背了所有的竞选诺言。
Tom‘s actions dishonoured the family.
汤姆的行为使家人蒙羞.
He was dishonored for lying during the trial.
他在审判中撒谎而被玷污了名誉。
Dishonor was a stain on his family's reputation.
不名誉是他们家族声誉的一大污点。
She felt deeply dishonored when her friend betrayed her trust.
当朋友背叛她的信任时，她深感羞辱。
Dishonorable behavior is not tolerated in the military.
军队不容忍不光彩的行为。
The soldier's dishonorable discharge from the service was a result of desertion.
那名军人因擅离职守而被开除军籍，名誉扫地。
His dishonorable actions led to his immediate removal from the committee.
他的不光彩行为导致他立即被从委员会除名。
Dishonor and disgrace awaited those who broke the sacred code of conduct.
违背神圣的行为准则将带来耻辱和贬低。
The athlete faced severe dishonor after failing to deliver on his promises.
这位运动员因未能履行承诺而受到严重质疑。
The contract was dishonorably terminated by the employer without cause.
雇主无故单方面终止合同，这是不名誉的。
To dishonor someone's memory is a terrible act.
玷污某人的记忆是一种可恶的行为。