adj.臭不可闻的；不良；不光彩的

The politician had some unsavory connections from his past that came to light during the election campaign.
这位政治家在选举期间被揭露了一些他过去不光彩的联系。
The alleyway had an unsavory reputation late at night, so she hurried through it as quickly as possible.
那条小巷在深夜有不良的名声，所以她尽可能快地穿过了它。
The businessman's unethical practices led to an unsavory scandal that tarnished his company's image.
这位商人的不道德行为导致了一场丑闻，损害了公司的形象。
The neighborhood had become infested with unsavory characters, making residents feel unsafe.
这个社区充斥着不法分子，让居民感到不安全。
The unsavory details of the divorce case were splashed across the front page of the newspaper.
报纸上头版大篇幅报道了这场离婚案中不光彩的细节。
He regretted getting involved in an unsavory deal that ended up compromising his integrity.
他后悔卷入了一笔损害自己名誉的交易。
The politician was accused of making unsavory remarks about a minority group during a private meeting.
这位政治家被指控在一次私人会议上对少数群体发表了不恰当的言论。
The unsavory truth behind the glamorous lifestyle of celebrities often remains hidden from the public eye.
明星们光鲜亮丽生活背后的不光彩真相往往对公众隐藏不露。
The detective delved into the unsavory underworld to gather evidence for the case.
侦探深入到阴暗的地下世界去为案件收集证据。
She had to distance herself from an unsavory friend who was dragging her reputation down.
她不得不与一个损她声誉的不光彩朋友保持距离。