discredit是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 丢脸；名誉丧失；信誉丧失

v. 败坏…的名声；使丧失信誉；使丢脸；使不相信

网络 怀疑；不信；丧失名誉

变形：

第三人称单数：discredits  现在分词：discrediting  过去式：discredited  

完整释义：

v.

1.不信,怀疑;使成为不可信
2.损害…的信誉,丢…的丑
3.声誉扫地,声名狼籍;给…丢脸
4.诋毁

n.

1.丧失信用,丧失信任
2.丧失名誉,丢脸,耻辱
3.不信,疑惑
4.不令人置信
5.丢面子

例句：

1. But the failure of any president to realise such large goals in his first year does not discredit the whole system.
   可是一位总统在第一年没有实现很远大的目标这样的事情，并不会让人对整个体制失去信心。

2. Your lively talents would place you in the greatest danger in an unequal marriage. You could scarcely escape discredit and misery.
   以你这样了不起的才能，要是婚姻攀得不相称，那是极其危险的，那你就很难逃得了丢脸和悲惨的下场。

3. These examples must not be used to discredit the risk-benefit analyses that were actually performed.
   这些示例不必须用于抹黑实际执行的危险-效益分析。

4. A few products, to be sure, are problematic, but they also discredit most first-rate, yet cheap goods.
   不可否认，少数产品的确存在质量问题，让大多数价廉质优的产品代其受罪。

5. He goes on to claim that the purpose of his alleged abduction was to discredit Iran and its nuclear program.
   接着他声称，绑架他的目的是为了诋毁伊朗以及其核项目。

6. Her death, he suggested, was an attempt to "discredit" Chechnya and Ingushetia and "trample its peoples in the mud" .
   卡德罗夫说，她的死，是败坏车臣和印古什共和国名誉的一次尝试，是“把这里的人们踩在泥中蹂躏”。

7. It certainly fits the profile to try and discredit anyone who point out that our lifestyle isn't very healthy in the long run.
   因此，那些指出我们的生活方式从长远来看不是很健康的人理所当然会受到质疑和诋毁。

8. During Obama's presidency, they have been designed to discredit his authority among a large swath of the American people.
   在奥巴马执政过程中，它们的作用变成动摇奥巴马在民众心中的权威。