1.诽谤,诋毁;【法】毁谤
2.(口头)诽谤罪
1.讲坏话,污蔑,诽谤
1.something bad that you say about someone that is not true and may damage their reputation
2.the crime of saying something about someone that is not true and is likely to damage their reputation
1.to say something about someone that is not true and is likely to damage their reputation
1.Whoever slanders his neighbor in secret, him will I put to silence; whoever has haughty eyes and a proud heart, him will I not endure.
在暗中谗谤他邻居的，我必将他灭绝。眼目高傲，心里骄纵的，我必不容他。
2.Unlike Ruan, Hu was eventually able to overcome the slanders of the press and lead a normal life with her husband after Dai passed away.
与阮玲玉不同的是，胡蝶最终摆脱了流言蜚语的压力，在戴笠死后，与丈夫团聚，过着平静的生活。
3.First it starts with the sexual organs , then it starts with cuss words , then it was Bush slanders and then people actually got to art.
首先以性器官开始，然后是脏话，接着是诽谤布什然后人们就看到了艺术。
4.Bourgeois, whether conservative or ultra-democratic, viewed with one another, had been heaping slanders upon him.
资产者----无论保守派或极端民主派，都竞相诽谤他，诅咒他。
5.Their slanders do not in the least take away from our international prestige.
他们的诽谤丝毫无损于我们的国际威望。
6.Bourgeois, whether conservative or ultra democratic, vied with one another in heaping slanders upon him.
资产阶级，不论是保守派还是极端民主派，都争先恐后地对他进行肆意诬蔑。
7.This material is the human body internal oxidation response product, their source slanders produces unceasingly.
这种物质是人体内氧化反应的产物，它们源诬不断地产生。
8.There may be misunderstanding and rumors even slanders about heterosexual friendship.
可能会有很多关于异性友谊的误解、谣言或者恶语中伤。
9.A country that slanders and jails academics and authors for running foul of its government?
在一个专制横行的国家，崇尚学术的作者谁愿意得罪政府？
10.All real geniuses are able to despise slanders.
真正的天才能蔑视诽谤。