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scandalize

/ˈskændəlaɪz/

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verb

使...震惊，使...感到 outrage.

To cause great offense to (someone).

Examples :

"The teacher's inappropriate comments scandalized the parents. "

那位老师不恰当的言论让家长们感到非常震惊和愤怒。

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verb

谴责，指责。

Examples :

"The student's disrespectful behavior during the assembly scandalized the principal. "

那位学生在集会上不敬的行为让校长感到非常不满，并受到了校长的谴责。

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verb

使丢脸，使蒙羞。

Examples :

"The politician's secret affair scandalized the entire nation. "

那位政客的秘密恋情使整个国家蒙羞。

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verb

诽谤，中伤

Examples :

"The newspaper tried to scandalize the mayor by publishing false stories about his personal life. "

这家报纸试图通过发表关于市长私生活的虚假报道来诽谤他。

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verb

收帆，应急减帆。

To reduce the area and efficiency of a sail by expedient means (e.g. slacking the peak and tricing up the tack) without properly reefing, thus slowing boat speed.

Examples :

"The sailboat captain scandalized the sails, slowing the boat down to avoid a collision with a larger vessel. "

船长为了避免与一艘大船相撞，应急收帆，减慢了船速。

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