scandal
- n. 丑行，丑闻；流言蜚语，谣言；（由丑闻引起的）反感，公愤；令人震惊（或反感）的事情
[ 复数 scandals 第三人称单数 scandals 现在分词 scandalling或scandaling 过去式 scandalled或scandaled 过去分词 scandalled或scandaled ]
专业释义英英释义
scandal [ 'skændəl ]
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n.
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disgraceful gossip about the private lives of other people
同义词： dirt malicious gossip
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a disgraceful event
同义词： outrage
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disgraceful gossip about the private lives of other people
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
scandal /ˈskændəl/ CET4 TEM4
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N-COUNT A scandal is a situation or event that is thought to be shocking and immoral and that everyone knows about. 丑闻
例：...a financial scandal.
…一桩金融丑闻。
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N-UNCOUNT Scandal is talk about the shocking and immoral aspects of someone's behaviour or something that has happened. 流言蜚语
例：He loved gossip and scandal.
他喜欢闲话和流言蜚语。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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The press could scent a scandal.
记者觉察出有桩丑闻。
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Tabloid newspapers love to dig up scandal.
通俗小报都热衷于刨丑闻。
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The scandal took a new turn over the weekend.
这一丑闻在周末时发生了新的变化。
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When the Senate uncovered Secretary Fall's wrong-doing, the press quickly called the incident the Teapot Dome scandal.
VOA: special.2010.12.16
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You see that a lot with Nobel prizes, there's usually a nice little scandal, a nice little interesting story behind who else was responsible for the Nobel Prize-worthy discovery.
你们看到很多诺贝尔奖背后，都有一些丑闻，都有一些关于谁还应该得到,诺贝尔奖的小故事。
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Redleaf was able to figure out who was going to get hit for the backdating scandal before other people did and then that was an advantage.
莱德利夫可以在其他人之前,找出谁将在这个倒签丑闻中被调查,他抢先一步发现问题,这是他的优势
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