1.毁谤的,污蔑的,毁坏名誉的;造谣中伤的
1.containing or using slander
1.Our fate, of course, was that most slanderous of libels: we were accused of being anti-Semitic.
但是﹐我们这些人的命运可想而知﹐都被以色列指责是诽谤者﹐戴上一顶反犹太份子的大帽子。
2.Defamation of others, like the slanderous accusations, first polluted his own mouth.
诽谤别人，就象含血喷人，先污染了自己的嘴巴。
3.He made slanderous statement about the Prime Minister on television.
他在电视上讲话诽谤首相。
4.Rather than trying to learn about these people, you label them with a slanderous epithet and talk about them rather than do them.
你不是试图去了解这些人，而是用一些侮辱性的词语去形容他们，远离他们。
5.Such slanderous allegations have been investigated before, says Kosovo's government, and found to be baseless.
科索沃政府表示，此类耸人听闻的诽谤之前就已经调查过，最后证明是空穴来风。
6.Soon after being summoned to Chang'an by the emperor, Li Bai was banished due to slanderous talk of crafty officials.
李白在被玄宗召至长安待诏翰林不久便由于奸佞毁谤而遭贬谪，壮志难酬。
7.Riyadh denied the report, calling it "false" and "slanderous, " the official Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.
官方沙特通讯社（SPA）的报告称，Riyadh否认了这一报道，称这是“不真实”和“诽谤”。
8.Those guilty of spreading slanderous fabrications will be held criminally responsible.
那些散播谣言，捏造事实的人将负刑事责任。
9.Will the Japanese underdog prove itself victorious despite Porsche's slanderous claims?
将日本的弱者的证明自己的胜利，尽管保时捷诽谤索赔？
10.He says Pyongyang could eventually view such behavior as slanderous and antagonistic.
北韩方面可能最终会认为这是诽谤和对抗行为。