dishonored

英 [dɪsˈɒnəd]

美 [dɪˈsɑnərd]

n.  拒绝往来户；不光荣撤职
adj.  被侮辱的
v.  使丢脸；使受耻辱（dishonor的过去分词）

COCA.41542

英英释义

adj

• suffering shame
  Synonym:discrediteddisgracedshamed

双语例句

• He was going away from them, his pitiful, dishonored children that were welcome nowhere.
  他要跟槁件告别了&他那些到处不受欢迎的、受到侮辱的可怜的孩子们。
• A bill of exchange is said to be noted when a Notary Public inscribes on it a note to the effect that it has been dishonored at maturity.
  当某个公证人将某一汇票到期被拒付的结果签注在该汇票上时，该汇票即被称为被签注。
• He dishonored his team by cheating during the competition.
  他在比赛时作弊，使他的队蒙受耻辱。
• He had dishonored her and himself.
  他玷污了她和他自己的尊严。
• The financial department shall pay the service charges to collection agencies who collect panalties for dishonored cheques.
  财政部门向收取空头支票罚款的代收机构支付代收手续费。
• Also called a bad or dishonored check.
  也被称为不良支票。
• Service charge for assisting the imposition refers to the charge paid by the deposit bank of the drawer and arising from the discovery and the report of the rule-breaking behavior of issuing dishonored cheques and assisting PBC to handle with the administrative punishments.
  协助执行手续费是指向发现并举报空头支票违规行为、协助人民银行办理行政处罚工作的出票人开户银行支付的费用。
• Rumors of corruption dishonored the congressman.
  贪污的谣言使那位国会议员蒙羞。
• The gambler dishonored his family by bringing them to financial ruin.
  这个赌鬼把他们家的家底都快败光了，真是家门蒙羞啊。
• You dishonored the Chinese Army.
  你让中国军队感到耻辱。