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disrepute
UK //ˌdɪsrɪˈpjuːt//US //ˌdɪsrɪˈpjuːt//
词源
源自拉丁语 'dis-'（表示否定）和 'reputare'（意为‘认为’或‘评价’），字面意思是‘失去声誉’或‘不被尊重’。
noun
❶ 指某人或某事物失去公众的尊重或信任，通常因为不良行为或负面事件导致名声受损。
“The scandal brought the company into disrepute.”
（这桩丑闻使公司声名狼藉。）
“His actions have fallen into disrepute among his colleagues.”
（他的行为在同事中已经失去了信誉。）
同义词:disgrace, dishonor, shame
常见短语
bring into disrepute — 使某人或某事物失去信誉或尊重，通常因为负面行为或事件。
“The false accusations brought the journalist into disrepute.”
（虚假指控使这位记者名誉扫地。）
fall into disrepute — 逐渐失去公众的信任或尊重，通常因为负面事件或行为。
“The old tradition has fallen into disrepute among younger generations.”
（这一古老传统在年轻一代中已经失去了信誉。）