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scandals

/ˈskændəlz/

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noun

スキャンダル, 醜聞

An incident or event that disgraces or damages the reputation of the persons or organization involved.

Examples :

"Their affair was reported as a scandal by most tabloids."

彼らの不倫は、ほとんどのタブロイド紙によってスキャンダルとして報道された。

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noun

スキャンダル、評判の失墜

Damage to one's reputation.

Examples :

"The incident brought considerable scandal to his family."

その事件は彼の家族にかなりのスキャンダルをもたらした。

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スキャンダル、道徳的憤り

Widespread moral outrage, indignation, as over an offence to decency.

Examples :

"When their behaviour was made public it caused a great scandal."

彼らの行動が公になったとき、それは大きなスキャンダルを引き起こした。

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宗教的スキャンダル、不名誉

Religious discredit; an act or behaviour which brings a religion into discredit.

Examples :

"The church faced falling attendance after a series of financial scandals involving its leaders. "

教会は、指導者に関わる一連の金融スキャンダルの後、出席者の減少に直面した。

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スキャンダル, 醜聞

Something which hinders acceptance of religious ideas or behaviour; a stumbling-block or offense.

Examples :

"The priest's embezzlement scandals became significant scandals, making people question the church's values and less likely to attend services. "

司祭の横領スキャンダルは重大な醜聞となり、人々は教会の価値観に疑問を抱き、礼拝への出席も減った。

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スキャンダル、醜聞

Defamatory talk; gossip, slander.

Examples :

"The office was filled with whispers and scandals after the manager's sudden resignation, most of which were probably untrue. "

マネージャーの突然の辞任後、オフィスはささやきとスキャンダルでいっぱいになり、そのほとんどはおそらく真実ではなかった。

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