英:[trəˈdju:s]
美:[trəˈdus]
英:[trəˈdju:s]
美:[trəˈdus]
vt.
诋毁
诽谤
违反
背叛
tra·duce
tr dus [or] tr dyus
第三人称单数:traduces
现在分词:traducing
过去式:traduced
过去分词:traduced
traducer (n.)
词根:traduce
n.traducement 诽谤;中伤;诋毁
traducer 诽谤者
transitive verb
to make malicious or false statements about; slander.The sect claims that their leader and their beliefs have been traduced by the media.
1530年代,“改变,转移,运输”,源自拉丁语 traducere “改变,转换”,也指“引领游行,炫耀,侮辱,使丢脸”,最初的意思是“引领或穿过,传递”(源自法语 traduire,西班牙语 traducir,意大利语 tradurre),由 trans “横跨,超越”(参见 trans-)和 ducere “引领”(源自 PIE 词根 *deuk- “引领”)组成。英语中“诽谤,诋毁”的意义来自1580年代的拉丁语 traducere 中的“蔑视或耻辱”,这是一个比喻用法,源自“作为一个景象引领”的概念。相关词汇: Traduced; traducing。
Latin traducere to lead across, transfer, degrade, from tra-, trans- trans- + ducere to lead — more at tow >entry 1
The first known use of traduce was in 1573
traffic1 of 2noun
the business of buying and selling : commerce
communication or dealings between persons or groups
had no traffic with the enemy
the movement (as of pedestrians or vehicles) through an area or along a route rush-hour traffic
heavy traffic in the kitchen before dinner
the vehicles, pedestrians, ships, or planes moving along a route
a crowded mass of vehicles
stuck in traffic
the passengers or goods carried by train, boat, or airplane
the business of carrying passengers or goods
traffic2 of 2verb
to carry on traffic : trade, deal
traduceverb
slander entry 2
traduceverb
slander entry 2
traduceverb
slander entry 2
traduceverb
slander entry 2
1 On the contrary, for the purposes of animating the stage she hasn't done enough traducing: this often sounds like cut-out book pages walking around the stage.
2 If there were victims, he said, it was Rose and his co-defendants, young black men targeted by a gold-digger and then traduced by biased media coverage.
3 “There’s a rhetoric of reaction which seeks to claim that it’s defending these higher values, which, perversely, often are the very values it’s traducing,” he said.
4 The video says the booksellers, who specialized in lurid and wildly imaginative accounts of China’s political elite, had “traduced the images” of party leaders.
5 But valuing a forest for that purpose traduces what forests are.
6 Authors and illustrators are being flamed online and having their reputations traduced and their careers threatened for transgressing the capricious new standards of ideological purity.
7 But “I was angry about the way my father’s memory was being traduced.”
8 These last two are examples of negative campaigning based on shamelessly twisting and traducing the facts.
9 Those serenely appraising eyes refuse to be traduced by any fiction.
10 It cannot be unknown to you, Sir, that our intentions have been vilified, and our characters traduced by the unprincipled scribes, of a venal and corrupt press.
11 Just as politicians and mandarins were traducing his professional reputation, counter-intelligence was set to tear his private life apart.
12 His ascendance has come at an odd moment: The right wing dominates politics, but so-called conservatives have traduced the ideals that drew him to the movement.
13 The least accountable branch of government, the Supreme Court, has fallen into the hands of an aggressively counter-majoritarian faction, which intends to traduce self-government for ideological ends.
14 But its emotional power came as much from the vindication of poor traduced Mary as a celebration of the coming of the Christ child.
15 There was risk, too: what if these "stage" writers were abhorrent characters who traduced the books you loved?
16 “Throughout history, women have been traduced and silenced. Now, it’s our time to tell our own stories in our own words.”
17 For example, hundreds of British imams have said that they would not give a public funeral to anybody who traduced their religion by perpetrating terrorism.
18 Given the Republicans’ appetite for personal destruction, moreover, Mrs Pelosi’s successor would in no time be similarly traduced.
19 And many Americans will not stand by quietly as he traduces their country’s values, threatens its democracy, and destroys its reputation around the world.
20 This remoteness, as much as their frequent conflation with swamps, has served to traduce bogs in the popular imagination.
1 背叛
renegade treacherous disloyal traitorous Punic cross-up tradition treason sellout treachery defection cop-out tergiversate sell knife grass bury betray contravene dob double-X step out on unfaithful recreant apostasy sell-out defect rat deceive fall away
2 违反
inobservance breach trespass violate disobey transgress overstep jigger break sin offend infringe act counter to run counter to
3 嘲笑
sarcastic sardonic derisive sarky shy rib mock ridicule taunt scorn sarcasm scoff mockery sneer derision jeer flout twit gird witticism gibe razz dor pasquinade fleer ride laugh scout fling gleek rally bemock guy pepper roast crucify deride make game of with tongue in cheek laughto scorn put the mocker on poke mullock at sling off give the razz smile at
4 诽谤
detractory scandalous 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 calumniate asperse cast nasturtiums defamatory calumnious aspersions mud-slinging besmirch bad-mouth blasphemously injury detraction backbiting revilement roorbach backbite belibel blaspheme MUD bitch snipe blackguard character assassination speak evil of belie denigrate bespatter miscall blow upon derogatory libellous trash rot cast stones throw stones scurrilous stab derogation mudslinging tarnish derogate hurl mud at sling mud at throw mud at cast aspersions on hatchet job discredit cast aspersions calumniatory invective decrial venom calumniation malison revile scandalize
5 诋毁
detractory detractive scandal slur slander libel detraction detract blacken crucify decry spatter dispraise calumniate dragthrough the mud do a number on abuse denigrate vilify calumniatory infamatory calumnious maledictory disparagingly slanderously vilification denigration calumniation malison missay vilipend slash badmouth bespatter asperse smear besmirch smirch drag through the mud pull apart derogatory scurrilous hatchet job imputation defame cast aspersions on run down do down disparaging slanderous libellous disparage decrial
6 嘲弄
burlesque derisive wipe shy bob fling ridicule scorn banter scoff borax derision gird jape badinage persiflage borak fleer catcall ride scout mock jest droll jeer flout horse smoke monkey goof travesty lout gibe have a fling at play horse take the mickey get the run upon crack wise
7 侮辱
offensive insolent opprobrious despiteful insult slap slur indignity flout gird gibe blister disparage smirch attaint put a slight upon bring discredit on wipe boots on
9 中伤
scandalous 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 calumniate asperse a stab in the back whistle down the wind breathe on defamatory calumnious slander mud-slinging calumniatory libelous backstair injuriously tale dirt aspersions calumniation traducement snipe backbite wrong fling mud at sling mud at throw mud at speak evil of do a disservice libellous mudslinging cast aspersions stab assassinate blaspheme befoul besmear bedaub