vt.诽谤，诋毁，中伤，口头诽谤
n.口头诽谤，口头诽谤罪

原形：slander第三人称单数：slanders复数：slanders过去式：slandered过去分词：slandered现在分词：slandering

He was sued for slander after making false allegations about his colleague on social media.
他因在社交媒体上对同事作出不实指控而被起诉诽谤。
The celebrity threatened to take legal action against the tabloid for publishing slanderous remarks about her personal life.
这位名人威胁要对小报采取法律行动，因为其发布了关于她私生活的诽谤性言论。
Accusations of slander can ruin one's reputation if not proven otherwise.
如果无法证明相反，诽谤的指控会毁掉一个人的名誉。
The politician demanded a retraction of the slanderous statement made by the opposition leader during the debate.
这位政治家要求收回反对派领导人在辩论中发表的诽谤性言论。
In the novel, the protagonist faces a slander campaign orchestrated by her jealous rivals.
在这本小说中，主角面临由嫉妒她的竞争对手精心策划的诽谤活动。
The journalist was careful not to include any slanderous content in her exposé to avoid defamation lawsuits.
这位记者小心翼翼地确保她的曝光报道中不包含任何诽谤内容，以避免诽谤诉讼。
The court ruled that the statement was not slander because it was factually accurate and therefore protected under free speech laws.
法院裁定该陈述不构成诽谤，因为它事实准确，因此受到言论自由法的保护。
After being a victim of online slander, she became an advocate for stricter laws against cyberbullying.
成为网络诽谤的受害者后，她成为推动更严格网络欺凌法律的倡导者。
The movie star won a substantial settlement in her slander case against the gossip magazine.
这位电影明星在针对八卦杂志的诽谤案中赢得了大量和解金。
Slander is a serious offense that can lead to damages being awarded to the person or entity whose reputation has been harmed.
诽谤是一项严重的罪行，可能导致对名誉受损的个人或实体进行赔偿。