scandalous是什么意思音标:英 [ˈskændələs]美 [ˈskændləs]

a. 不体面的, 可耻的, 诽谤性的, 爱传播丑闻的

s giving offense to moral sensibipties and injurious to reputation

scandalous的用法和例句：

1.Teachers don't know there's scandals unless of course they are the scandal.

教授们不会了解丑闻 除非他们自己深陷其中

2.If I were you, I'd own my scandal proudly.

若我是你 我会骄傲地面对丑闻

3.that if this gets out, it'll be a scandal.

如果此事泄露 会变成丑闻

4.I may have to invent a scandal for him myself.

我得亲自替他制造一起丑闻

5.It's a scandal, embarras ent to both sides.

这是一个丑闻 两方的羞耻

6.it closed down after an abuse scandal.

在一个 丑闻之后那里就关门了

7.But even this hypothesis isn't so scandalous.

但即使這個假設沒有如此難言

8.I had no choice. Imagine the scandal.

我不得不如此 这丑闻太丢人了

9.You are not in this to get caught up in some scandal.

你不会涉身于此 为丑闻所伤

10.For shaming them, for causing a scandal.

因为我造成了丑闻 让他们蒙羞