adv.不名誉地；丢脸地；耻辱地

The soldier was discharged from the army dishonorably for misconduct.
这名士兵因行为不端而被 dishonorably 地从军队除名。
He was dishonorably discharged after being found guilty of theft.
他被判有罪盗窃后，被 dishonorably 除名。
The politician's reputation was tarnished by allegations of corruption, leading to his dishonorable downfall.
这位政治家的声誉因腐败指控而受损，导致他 dishonorably 倒台。
The company faced dishonor by failing to pay its debts on time.
公司未能按时偿还债务，面临 dishonor 的局面。
She felt dishonored when her ideas were stolen and presented as someone else's work.
当她的想法被偷走并作为别人的作品呈现时，她感到 dishonored。
The athlete was stripped of his title in a dishonorable scandal.
这位运动员在一场 dishonorable 的丑闻中被剥夺了他的头衔。
The judge ruled that the contract was dishonorable and therefore invalid.
法官裁定该合同是 dishonorable 的，因此无效。
His dishonorable behavior at the party caused him to be ostracized by his peers.
他在派对上的 dishonorable 行为使他被同龄人排斥。
The dishonorable act of plagiarism is taken very seriously in academic circles.
学术界非常重视 dishonorable 的抄袭行为。
The general was dishonorably discharged after losing a major battle.
将军在输掉一场重要战役后被 dishonorably 除名。