1.
De his qui notantur infamia
被宣布不名誉、破廉耻的人
2.
a Bad risk
名誉不佳的被保险人
3.
rehabilitate a disgraced former leader
为蒙受耻辱的原领导人恢复名誉.
4.
Only those who fish for fame and compliments by fair means or foul can do such shameful things.
只有那些不择手段地沽名钓誉的人，才能做出这样不知羞耻的事。
5.
A bankrupt has disgraced his name; but winding up his business does no harm to a man's reputation.
一个破产的人名誉扫地，但宣告清理的人是清白的。
6.
The WHO defines stigma as a mark of shame, disgrace or disapproval which results in an individual being shunned or rejected by others.
WHO将屈辱定义为被隔离或被排斥患者产生的耻辱、名誉和不被认同感。
7.
A woman regarded as disreputable or shrewish.
荡妇被认为是不名誉的或泼辣的女人
8.
"Brevet," said the President, "you have undergone an ignominious sentence, and you cannot take an oath."
“布莱卫，”庭长说，“您受过一种不名誉的刑罚，您不应当宣誓……
9.
I declare William Jones elected.
我宣布威廉。琼斯被选中。
10.
The Prime Minister announced the names of those who were to be named to the Cabinet .
首相宣布将被命名为内阁成员的人的名字。
11.
He is adjudicate or declared bankrupt.
他被宣判或宣布破产。
12.
A reasonable sense of shame was not cheap at all;many could not afford it.
廉耻并不廉，许多人维持它不起。
13.
the dishonorable conduct of trusted men.
有信誉的人的可耻行为。
14.
Telling the story was a flagrant breach of trust.
说谎是一种可耻的破坏信誉的行为。
15.
She is declared an undesirable alien and deport.
她被宣布是不受欢迎的外国人并被驱逐出境。
16.
a woman with a murky past
有不名誉经历的女人
17.
Don't blacken my name by spreading rumors.
不要散播流言,破坏我的名誉。
18.
Ted suspects that some people are trying to undermine his reputation.
泰德疑心有人企图暗中破坏他的名誉。