tarnish是什么意思音标:英 ['tɑ:nɪʃ]美 [ˈtɑrnɪʃ]

n. 失泽, 失泽膜, 污点
vt. 使失去光泽, 玷污
vi. 失去光泽, 被玷污

n. discoloration of metal surface caused by oxidation
v. make dirty or spotty, as by exposure to air; also used metaphorically

tarnish的用法和例句：

1.Its food source is tarnished. It cannot survive.

等同其食物源头被毁 它就无法存活

2.It works on great anything old and tarnished.

对于残旧有污迹的东西好使着呢

3.No party is worth tarnishing my permanent record.

我的灵魂根本不值得用一个派对玷污

4.Even a single loss could tarnish her reputation.

哪怕一场小失败也会毁了她的名声

5.I disappointed my family tarnished their good name.

我让我的家族蒙羞 玷污了家族的荣誉

6.I wish to confirm this bepef before I tarnish his name any further.

我想先进一步确认 然后再说出此人的名字

7.'cause I didn't want to tarnish your favorite movie.

是因为我不想玷污你最爱的电影

8.I'm not letting you tarnish my company's good name.

我不会任你糟蹋我们公司的名誉

9.I am not gonna have my legacy tarnished by one hilarious quip.

我可不会让一句俏皮话让我的名誉沾上污点