英：[ˈskændələs]
美：[ˈskændləs]
scandalous如何读
scandalous是什么意思
adj. (形容词)
- 可耻的
- 丢脸的，丢人的，出丑的
- 令人愤慨的，令人发生反感的
- 诽谤性的，造谣中伤的
- 爱搬弄是非的，爱造谣中伤的
- 不可原谅的
- 讲述丑闻的
- 声名狼藉的，不体面的
scandalous自然拼读
scan·dal·ous
skaen d ls
scandalous变形
比较级:more scandalous
最高级:most scandalous
scandalous扩展
scandalously (adv.), scandalousness (n.)
scandalous词根
词根：scandal
adv.scandalously 过分地；诽谤性地；令人愤慨地
n.scandal 丑闻；流言蜚语；诽谤；公愤
scandalmonger 专事诽谤的人；散布丑闻者
vt.scandalize 使震惊；诽谤；使愤慨
scandalise （英）使感震惊；使愤慨；诽谤；使丢脸（等于scandalize）
scandalous英英释义
Adjective
1. giving offense to moral sensibilities and injurious to reputation;
"scandalous behavior"
"the wicked rascally shameful conduct of the bankrupt"- Thackeray
"the most shocking book of its time"
scandalous词源中文解释
15世纪晚期， scandalouse，“可耻的，丢脸的，引起丑闻或冒犯的”，源自古法语（现代法语 scandaleux），源自中世纪拉丁语 scandalosus “丑闻的”，源自教会拉丁语 scandalum（见 scandal）。关于词语或写作，“诽谤的，诬蔑的”，始于1600年左右。相关词汇： Scandalously;scandalousness。
scandalous词源英文解释
The first known use of scandalous was in 1575
scandalous儿童词典英英释义
scansionnoun
the analysis of verse to show its meter
scan1 of 2verb
to read or mark verses so as to show stress and rhythm
scan poetry
to examine thoroughly
scanned their faces for signs of anger
to make a wide sweeping search of
scanning the field with binoculars
to look through or over hastily
scanned the headlines
to examine systematically (as by passing a beam of radiation over or through) in order to obtain data especially for display or storage scan the photos into the computer
scanned the patient's heart
to move across in successive lines to form an image on a cathode-ray tube
the electron beam scans the face of the picture tube
scan2 of 2noun
the act or process of scanning
an image formed by scanning something: as
a picture of the distribution of radioactive material in something (as a bodily organ)
a picture of part of the body made (as by a computer) by combining separate pictures taken from different angles or of different sections
scannernoun
one that scans: as
a device that senses recorded information
a radio receiver that scans a range of frequencies for a signal
a device that scans an image or document especially for use or storage on a computer
a device for scanning a living body to collect medical information
scan1 of 2verb
to read or mark verses so as to show stress and rhythm
scan poetry
to examine thoroughly
scanned their faces for signs of anger
to make a wide sweeping search of
scanning the field with binoculars
to look through or over hastily
scanned the headlines
to examine systematically (as by passing a beam of radiation over or through) in order to obtain data especially for display or storage scan the photos into the computer
scanned the patient's heart
to move across in successive lines to form an image on a cathode-ray tube
the electron beam scans the face of the picture tube
scan2 of 2noun
the act or process of scanning
an image formed by scanning something: as
a picture of the distribution of radioactive material in something (as a bodily organ)
a picture of part of the body made (as by a computer) by combining separate pictures taken from different angles or of different sections
scan1 of 2verb
to read or mark verses so as to show stress and rhythm
scan poetry
to examine thoroughly
scanned their faces for signs of anger
to make a wide sweeping search of
scanning the field with binoculars
to look through or over hastily
scanned the headlines
to examine systematically (as by passing a beam of radiation over or through) in order to obtain data especially for display or storage scan the photos into the computer
scanned the patient's heart
to move across in successive lines to form an image on a cathode-ray tube
the electron beam scans the face of the picture tube
scan2 of 2noun
the act or process of scanning
an image formed by scanning something: as
a picture of the distribution of radioactive material in something (as a bodily organ)
a picture of part of the body made (as by a computer) by combining separate pictures taken from different angles or of different sections
scandiumnoun
a silvery white metallic element found together with other rare elements see element
scandalnoun
a crime against faith that causes another to sin
loss of or damage to one's reputation : disgrace
brought scandal on the school
something that offends accepted moral standards or disgraces those associated with it
their behavior is a scandal
scandalousadjective
harmful to one's reputation : defamatory
denied the truth of the scandalous rumors
shocking
scandalous behavior
scandalousadjective
harmful to one's reputation : defamatory
denied the truth of the scandalous rumors
shocking
scandalous behavior
scandalous 例句
1 From what I understand she became more scandalous.
2 But perhaps the most scandalous moment has Rummy responding to young Cheney’s question, “What do we believe?”
3 He was indolent..and worldly: but such failings..are scandalous in a prelate.
4 Rama, born in 1918, made her most scandalous works at the start of her career: blotchy, mysterious watercolors of nude figures behaving very badly, as well as disembodied limbs and mouths.
5 “What exactly do you mean, that goddess? And what’s so scandalous about—” “Right!”
6 The magazine published scandalous pictures of the movie star.
7 The woman behind me gasps as if it were the most scandalous thing she’s ever heard in her whole entire life.
8 The former’s parentage was somewhat scandalous by the standards of the time: he was the illegitimate son of the Carmelite friar and painter Fra Filippo Lippi and Lucrezia Buti, a nun.
9 Newsies sketch pictures of us, and black gossip post-balloons shift in and out of the crowd, their tails whipping in all directions, trying to catch a scandalous word here or there.
10 But it was a scandalous failure.
但是现在又完全失败了。
11 It is nothing short of scandalous.
这太可耻了.
12 scandalous stories
丑闻故事
13 It's not as scandalous as a peace prize for Henry Kissinger, but it does rather stain the record.
14 But it was her rebellious baby-boom generation that spread and normalized once rare and scandalous divorce.
15 In the movie, country girl is tricked by a rich man into a fake wedding and scandalous pregnancy.
16 John Casablancas, Modeling Visionary, Dies at 70 John Casablancas, the modeling agent whose shrewd and sometimes scandalous packaging of beautiful women ushered in the era of supermodels, died on Saturday in Rio de Janeiro.
17 It's scandalous that you still haven't been paid.
你还没有拿到工资这太不像话了。
18 When Lively was 12, her parents’ marriage broke up in scandalous fashion and her mother went off with another man, abandoning her to the custody of her father.
19 He once tweeted a famously scandalous message suggesting that Obama was ghetto.
20 a scandalous waste of money
金钱的浪费触目惊心
scandalous 同义词
1 骇人
ghastful terrible shocking spectral frightful shockingly appallingly luridly ghastfulness daring make flesh creep
3 毁谤的
4 人反感的
6 令人愤慨
7 人震惊的
8 使人震惊的
9 毁谤
defamatory slanderous disparagingly slur defamation slander imputation missay back-cap defame mud slinging
10 令人愤慨的
11 骇人听闻
horrible obscene appalling atrocious flagrant lurid outrageously devilishly appallingly flagrantly scandalously obscenity unheard of
12 可耻的
sinful dishonest shameful unworthy disgraceful dishonorable discreditable reproachful opprobrious indign sad burning infamous miserable vile murky wretched disgraced ignominious ignoble degrading inglorious cheap filthy dismal dishonourable criminal mucky shamefaced
13 诽谤
detractory injurious libelous slanderous detractive calumny abuse evil personality scandal smear slur defamation slander libel name-calling vilification aspersion malediction obloquy dispraise sklent reflect detract blacken infamize malign vilify spatter defame deprave traduce calumniate asperse cast nasturtiums defamatory blasphemously injury aspersions detraction backbiting revilement roorbach backbite belibel blaspheme calumnious belie denigrate bespatter miscall bad-mouth blow upon
14 谗言
15 使人反感的
16 丢脸的
infamous shameful disgraceful ignominious discreditable in the doghouse undone degrading dishonourable black ugly discredit humiliate disreputable shent indign
19 中伤
injurious invidious sycophantic backstairs calumny mud scandal smear mayhem slur muck defamation libel name-calling vilification aspersion malediction sycophancy schmear reflect blacken hack belie malign vilify defame scandalize traduce calumniate asperse a stab in the back whistle down the wind breathe on calumniatory defamatory libelous calumnious backstair injuriously tale dirt aspersions calumniation traducement snipe backbite wrong slander fling mud at sling mud at throw mud at stab assassinate blaspheme befoul besmear bedaub
22 丢脸
infamous shameful disgraceful ignominious discreditable disgrace discredit reproach infamy dishonour shame degrade flatten in the doghouse lose face humiliate bring shame on tuck tail black ugly disreputable shent indign prattfall reflection disrepute pratfall reflect discountenance ash can
23 中伤的
injurious invidious sycophantic backstairs calumniatory defamatory libelous calumnious backstair
24 声名狼藉的
25 可耻
sinful dishonest shameful unworthy disgraceful dishonorable discreditable reproachful opprobrious indign out sad burning infamous miserable vile murky wretched disgraced ignominious ignoble degrading inglorious shamefully disgracefully ingloriously ignominiousness shamefulness ignobility cheap criminal a crying shame
26 令人震惊的
stunning shocking crying monstrous startling shattering loathsome horrible devastating unbelievable horrific outrageous staggering obscene appalling horrifying egregious astounding heinous jaw-dropping sickening ghastly unheard-of
27 损人名誉的
28 丑恶的
29 令人震惊
horrible devastating shocking unbelievable horrific outrageous staggering obscene startling appalling horrifying egregious astounding heinous jaw-dropping sickening ghastly unheard-of raise a few eyebrows raise eyebrows
30 不可原谅的
31 出丑的
32 诽谤性的
33 令人反感的