scurrilous

美 [ˈskɜːrələs]英 [ˈskʌrələs]
  • adj.恶语毁谤的;辱骂的;用污言秽语谩骂的

派生词: scurrilously adv.

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adj.

formal恶语毁谤的;用污言秽语谩骂的;辱骂的
very rude and insulting, and intended to damage sb's reputation

scurrilous rumours

恶意中伤的谣言

scurrilous

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    ADJ-GRADED 恶语诽谤的;造谣中伤的
    Scurrilous accusations or stories are untrue and unfair, and are likely to damage the reputation of the person that they relate to.

    Scurrilous and untrue stories were being invented.

    有人正在捏造虚假诽谤的故事。

adj

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expressing offensive reproach
Synonym: abusive opprobrious

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  1. Scurrilous and untrue stories were being invented .

    有人正在捏造虚假诽谤的故事。

  2. She was often quite scurrilous in her references to me .

    她一提起我,常常骂骂咧咧的。

  3. Less scurrilous workmates might feel excluded or embarrassed by your situation .

    不那么粗俗的同事可能为你的境遇感到尴尬。

  4. As First Lady , she was the target of more scurrilous journalism than any figure in recent memory .

    作为第一夫人,她受到的舆论诽谤比我们近期记忆中的任何人物都要多。

  5. He felt he would demean himself if he replied to the scurrilous letter .

    他觉得如果他回复那封充满辱骂的信,会自贬身份。

  6. I shall not reply to such a scurrilous attack upon me ; it is beneath contempt .

    对我的这咱毁谤性攻击,我将不予以回驳;那是不值得一顾的。

  7. A scurrilous rumour , attack , book

    粗俗污秽的流言蜚语、攻击、书

  8. That scurrilous scoundrel who fooled you with that silly disguise .

    那个用可笑的装扮愚弄您的下流的无赖。

  9. Satan dropped it there , I take it , intending a scurrilous jest against your reverence .

    我想,准是撒旦丢在那儿,有意中伤阁下您的。

  10. According to Marc most people in the City are starved of decent conversation , and longing to tell their shoe shine man all sorts of interesting - and sometimes scurrilous - things .

    马克说,伦敦金融城的多数人都渴望像样的谈话,他们迫不及待地要告诉擦鞋匠各种各样有趣(有时是龌龊)的事情。

  11. Mentioning you are having issues with your ex will see the whole sorry episode picked over again and again by your gossip hungry colleagues , they may even begin to take sides . Less scurrilous workmates might feel excluded or embarrassed by your situation .

    如果主动告诉别人你和前任的故事,你就会看到一群对流言蜚语如饥似渴的同事一遍又一遍的提起你的“不幸往事”,他们甚至还会因为观点分歧而形成两个阵营。

  12. Provided that the contents of any document submitted to the commission , not being of a scurrilous or offensive nature , shall be considered by the commission , notwithstanding that the person submitting such document is , in addition , permitted or required to give evidence ;

    但任何呈交委员会的文件的内容,如性质并非粗鄙或令人反感者,委员会须予以考虑,即使呈交该文件的人除呈交文件外亦获允许或必须作证;