1.
Have their credibility ruined and are even punished according to law
名誉扫地,直至绳之以法
2.
The hotel has fallen into disrepute
该旅馆已名誉扫地。
3.
His behavior discredits him.
他的行为使他名誉扫地。
4.
Some of the theatres are in bad repute.
有几家戏院名誉扫地。
5.
The Sequoia Club's name disgraced.
红杉俱乐部名誉扫地。
6.
John has lost credit in the sight of many people.
在许多人眼里，约翰已名誉扫地。
7.
Because of the scandal the school has fallen into disrepute.
丑闻使这所学校名誉扫地。
8.
The disgraced prime minister fell from power.
那个名誉扫地的首相失去了职位.
9.
all the reports were out in the open; the facts had been brought to the surface.
贪污案件的暴光让许多人名誉扫地。
10.
They said they would drag Tom through the mud.
他们扬言要汤姆名誉扫地。
11.
Its irresponsible service has given the hotel a bad name.
不负责任的服务使这家旅店名誉扫地。
12.
His association with the gang brought him into disrepute.
他同这个帮派的联系使他名誉扫地。
13.
The politician became bankrupt in reputation after the exposure of his forgery.
当这名政客的伪造罪曝光之后，他便名誉扫地。
14.
As a result he faced disgrace, prosecution, and perhaps imprisonment.
因此，他将名誉扫地，受到起诉，也许还会进监狱。
15.
The reputation of the firm was blown upon for passing substandard products off as first-class merchandise.
该公司因把次品当正品出售而名誉扫地。
16.
An American President was assassinated, one was impeached, and another resigned.
美国总统名誉扫地，一位遭到指控，还有一名辞了职。
17.
"He is reduced almost to the last extremity--nay, he is almost at the point of dishonor."
“他几乎已到了山穷水尽的地步了，不，他几乎已快名誉扫地了。”
18.
By the time the press had dragged him through the mud he had to stand down as presidential candidate.
到新闻报道使他名誉扫地之时，他只得退出竞选总统。