1.失宠,受气;耻辱,出丑,丢脸
2.丢脸的事,出丑的人
1.玷污(名誉);使丢脸
2.使失宠;贬黜
1.the loss of other people’s respect because of something bad that you have done
2.someone or something that you should feel guilty or sorry about because they are very bad
1.to harm the reputation of a person or group by doing something bad or immoral
1.The T. V. cameras, which had nosed their way into the faces of many a disgraced, disappointed athlete, kept a respectful distance.
记者们让摄像镜头和刘翔保持着一定的距离，而通常他们都会争抢着捕捉运动员种种失意的表情。
2.When Jesus died, Joseph immediately asked for the body because he did not want the body of Jesus to be disgraced.
当主耶稣死后，约瑟马上就要回了耶稣的尸体，因为他不愿意让耶稣的身体受到羞辱。
3.Though there was no question of rape, the chairman was dismissed by his fellow-farmers, who thought him disgraced enough as it was.
尽管尚未构成强奸罪，但这位农会主席还是被群众罢免了。就他干的这些丑事，已足以使他在群众中名誉扫地了。
4.Seagulls, as you know, never falter, never stall. To stall in the air is for them disgraced and it is dishonor.
就像你知道的，海鸥们从不在空中乱颤甚至是失控坠落。在空中失控是使人丢脸和觉得羞耻的。
5.The disgraced ref said Inter paid someone to take photographs of him and tap his phone in order to eventually blackmail him.
这位污点裁判表示，国际米兰请人偷拍他的照片，制作他的电话录音以达到逼迫勒索他的目的。
6.Disgraced investor Bernard Madoff returned to his Manhattan apartment after making a surprise appearance at the federal courthouse.
投资人伯纳德·麦道夫在联邦法院令人惊奇的出庭后，带着不光彩回到了他在曼哈顿的公寓。
7.Has not been able to become the star not to lose face, disgraced has not become star's desire.
没能成为明星并不丢人，丢人的是没有成为明星的愿望。
8.Say nothing to me to talk about exploration, where the disgraced.
甭谈探在那儿给我现眼了。
9.You know I worked long past retirement age, and when my knees just couldn't carry me anymore, I felt disgraced by being so weak.
你知道，我早过了退休年龄，却还在工作。当我的膝盖承受不起我的身体时，我如此虚弱，感觉很狼狈。
10.As soon as you feel that you and some larger unit will be disgraced if you lose, the most savage combative instincts are around.
没有可能仅仅为了娱乐或锻炼而运动：一旦有了问题，一旦你觉得你输了你和你所属团体会。