noun

disgrace

耻辱, 丢脸, 不光彩

He brought disgrace on his family.

他给家人带来了耻辱。

It's a disgrace that the hospital is so dirty.

医院这么脏,真是一种耻辱。

She left the company in disgrace.

她不光彩地离开了公司。

to bring disgrace on ((sb./sth.)) 给(某人/某事)带来耻辱 He brought disgrace on the whole team.

to be a disgrace 是一个耻辱 Your behaviour was a disgrace.

in disgrace 不光彩地 He resigned in disgrace.

Synonyms: shame (羞耻), dishonour (不名誉); Antonyms: honour (荣誉), pride (骄傲), grace (体面)

来自“dis-”(不,相反)+“grace”(恩典,优雅)。指失宠或不受欢迎的状态。

将“dis-grace”理解为“grace”(体面、恩典)的反面。失去了体面,就是耻辱。

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