1.
In the1990 s it was notorious, even by Russian standards, for its gangsters.
上世纪90年代，即便是按照俄罗斯的标准来看，该城也因为其猖獗的黑帮活动而名声狼籍。
2.
Damage to or loss of reputation.
名誉不好，声名狼籍
3.
The condition of being infamous.
臭名昭著处于声名狼籍之境况
4.
He was tarred with profiteering brush.
他因谋取不正当的利益而声名狼籍。
5.
mark or expose as infamous.
作为声名狼籍的被标志或揭示。
6.
The old king was notorious for his cruelty.
老国王因他的残酷行为而声名狼籍。
7.
he changed his name in order to avoid confusion with the notorious outlaw.
他改变他的名字为了避免与声名狼籍的歹徒相互混淆。
8.
I wondered now as I sat down beside him what infamous thing Tom had done.
我在他身旁坐下，猜想汤姆准是又干了什么声名狼籍的丑事了。
9.
a former English court that became notorious for its arbitrary methods and severe punishments.
英国以前的法庭，因其独断的方式和严厉的制裁而声名狼籍。
10.
be in [fall into] bad [ill] odor
声名狼藉 [名声变坏]
11.
The quality or condition of being notorious;ill fame.
声名狼藉的，恶名昭彰的
12.
She was a Japanese triple agent notorious for changing sides as often as she changed lovers.
她当时是一名日本三重间谍，因为改变立场就象变更情人一样频繁而声名狼籍。
13.
bring one's name into disrepute by
…通过…使某人声名狼藉
14.
to a notorious degree.
达到声名狼藉的程度。
15.
He had sunk by that time to the very worst reputation.
到那时他已经声名狼藉。
16.
His crimes earned him considerable notoriety.
他因犯罪而声名狼藉.
17.
a notorious black spot
声名狼藉的黑点地区.
18.
a disreputable or clumsy man.
声名狼藉或笨拙的男子。