1.弄脏;玷污,污腐,糟蹋(名誉等),毁损
1.萨利
2.〈古〉污点,污斑
1.to damage or spoil something
2.to make something dirty
1.He said the paper's reputation had been 'sullied by behavior that was wrong. '
他说，《世界新闻报》的声誉已被错误行为所玷污。
2.In Gardner's mind, VENONA was almost an art form, and he did not want it sullied by crude McCarthyism.
在加德纳看来，“维农纳”几乎是某种形式的艺术，他不想让它被粗鄙的麦卡锡主义玷污。
3.Baseball needs a regime change. Leaders at the top need to be held accountable for a sullied game.
棒坛高层需要来个大换血。棒坛丑闻要有人负责，不能和稀泥。
4.This is partly the result of the financial crisis, which has sullied the name of business generally.
这在一定程度上是由此次金融危机造成的。这场危机从整体上败坏了企业的名声。
5.Until recently pollution was regarded as a nuisance that blackened buildings and sullied streams rather than a threat to human health.
只是把它看成一种会熏黑房屋，弄脏河流的令人讨厌的东西。
6.Both are issued by rich countries with stable banks that have not sullied the public finances.
两者都是通过与已发行尚未玷污了公共财政稳定银行丰富的国家。
7.And it has many victims: a warming atmosphere, sullied soils and water, and fragile societies.
并且也有许多成为了牺牲品：大气变暖土壤和水被破坏和污染以及不堪一击的社会。
8.Despite its recent advances, the field of molecular anthropology is treacherous terrain. Bones are easily sullied as they decompose.
尽管分子人类学近期取得了上述的进展，但是人们对这个学术领域仍然持怀疑态度。
9."Trash the dress" photo sessions document the fall of the wedding dress from priceless treasure to sullied gown.
从无价之宝到压力的象徵，“消灭婚纱”摄影揭示了婚纱在女人心目中的意义在改变。
10.But if enlargement is sullied in people's minds by their concerns about immigration, that balance could soon turn negative.
但是，如果因为他们对移民的忧虑而损害了人们对欧盟扩大的看法，平衡将很快逆向。