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disgraced
UK //dɪsˈɡreɪst//US //dɪsˈɡreɪst//
词源
源自中古法语 'desgracier'，由 'des-'（表示否定）和 'grace'（恩惠、优雅）组成，字面意思是'失去恩宠'。
adjective
❶ 指因犯错或丑闻而失去名誉或尊重的人，常带有公开羞辱的意味。
“The disgraced politician resigned after the corruption scandal.”
（这位名誉扫地的政客在腐败丑闻后辞职了。）
“He became a disgraced celebrity after his illegal activities were exposed.”
（在他的非法活动被曝光后，他成了一位声名狼藉的名人。）
同义词:shamed, dishonored, discredited
verb
❶ 使某人或某事物失去名誉或尊重，通常因犯错或不当行为。
“The scandal disgraced the entire organization.”
（这桩丑闻让整个组织蒙羞。）
“He disgraced his family by committing fraud.”
（他因欺诈行为让家族蒙羞。）
同义词:shame, dishonor, humiliate
常见短语
fall into disgrace — 指某人因犯错或丑闻而突然失去名誉或尊重。
“After the scandal, he fell into disgrace and lost all his supporters.”
（丑闻之后，他名誉扫地，失去了所有支持者。）
bring disgrace upon — 指某人或某事导致他人或团体失去名誉或尊重。
“His actions brought disgrace upon his family.”
（他的行为让家族蒙羞。）