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scandalous

/ˈskæn.də.ləs/

翻译: 形容某事物令人震惊、可耻或道德上令人反感,通常与丑闻有关。

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词语关系

adjective

/ˈskæn.də.ləs/B2formal
  • zh形容某事物令人震惊、可耻或道德上令人反感,通常与丑闻有关。

Describes something that is shocking, disgraceful, or morally offensive.

  1. Morally offensiveB2formal

    Causing shock or disapproval because of being morally wrong or offensive to accepted standards.

    zh丑闻性的

    • The politician's scandalous behavior was reported in all the newspapers.
    • She found the gossip about her colleague to be utterly scandalous.
    • The company's scandalous practices led to a public outcry.

    同义词abominabledisgracefulflagrantimmoralimproperoffensiveoutrageousshamefulshockingsinfulunseemlyvilewicked

    反义词decenthonorablemoralproperrespectablerighteousuprightvirtuous

  2. Harmful to reputationB2formal

    Injurious to a person's good name or reputation.

    zh损害名誉的

    • The article contained scandalous accusations that ruined his career.
    • Spreading scandalous rumors is a cruel act.
    • The scandalous affair damaged the reputation of the entire organization.

    同义词calumniousdefamatorydenigratorydiscreditableinjuriouslibelousopprobriousslanderous

    反义词creditabledecenthonorablereputablerespectableupright

词形
  • more scandalous comparative form
  • most scandalous superlative form
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