1.
in a dishonorably manner or to a dishonorable degree.
不光彩的样子或达到不光彩的程度。
2.
a disgraceful event.
不光彩的可耻的事件。
3.
in a despicable, ignoble manner.
以可鄙的、不光彩的方式。
4.
He had done nothing disgraceful.
他没干不光彩的事。
5.
Napoleon's inglorious end.
拿破仑不光彩的结局
6.
(of behaviour)mean and unfair;dishonourable
（指行为）卑鄙而不正当的,不光彩的
7.
I can't imagine you doing anything disgraceful.
我想像不出你能做不光彩的事。
8.
I will not lend myself to dishonest schemes.
我不愿参与不光彩的阴谋。
9.
"It's not pretty, that's what we're going to tell you.
我要告诉您的是一件很不光彩的事。
10.
I'd rather draw a curtain over that I got up in my youth.
我宁可隐瞒年轻时干过的不光彩的事。
11.
repetition of the disgraceful scene
不光彩的场面的再次发生
12.
I think your conduct is disgraceful.
我认为你的行为是不光彩的。
13.
President Clinton denied any dishonorable actions.
克林顿否认这些不光彩的行为。
14.
an undignified retreat, collapse, failure, etc
不光彩的退却、 倒台、 失败等
15.
The officer was reduced in rank for dishonourable action.
那个军官由于不光彩的行径而被降职。
16.
A cause of shame or disgrace.
引起羞辱或不光彩的原因
17.
The archdeacon thinks that such a correspondence is disgraceful.
会吏长认为这样通信是不光彩的。
18.
He received a public censure for his dishonorable behavior.
他因不光彩的行为而受到公众谴责。