释义
n. 耻辱；名誉受损
Loss of respect caused by shameful or dishonest behaviour.
v. 使蒙羞；使丢脸
To cause someone or something to lose respect.
v. 违背；不履行
To fail to keep a promise or fulfil an agreement.
例句
His cheating brought dishonour on the whole team.
他的作弊行为使整个团队蒙羞。
Companies that dishonour their commitments to workers risk losing public trust and damaging their long-term commercial prospects.
不履行对员工承诺的公司可能失去公众信任，并损害其长期商业前景。
常用搭配
- bring dishonour on ｜ 使……蒙羞
- dishonour a promise ｜ 违背诺言
- dishonour an agreement ｜ 不履行协议
词族
- dishonourable (adj.)
- dishonourably (adv.)
- honour (n.)
近义
- disgrace
- shame
反义
- honour
用法提示
英式拼写为dishonour，美式为dishonor。
常见问题
- dishonour 是什么意思？
- n. 耻辱；名誉受损；v. 使蒙羞；使丢脸；v. 违背；不履行
- dishonour 怎么发音？
- 英音 /dɪsˈɒnə/，美音 /dɪsˈɑːnər/。点击页面上方的发音按钮可以试听。
