dishonored

英 [dɪsˈɒnəd]

美 [dɪˈsɑnərd]

n.  拒绝往来户；不光荣撤职
adj.  被侮辱的
v.  使丢脸；使受耻辱（dishonor的过去分词）

COCA.41542

英英释义

adj

A bill of exchange is said to be noted when a Notary Public inscribes on it a note to the effect that it has been dishonored at maturity.
当某个公证人将某一汇票到期被拒付的结果签注在该汇票上时，该汇票即被称为被签注。
What a loser~ he is so dishonored.
这个失败者~他真的太丢脸了。
You dishonored the Chinese Army.
你让中国军队感到耻辱。
This Esther has dishonored you more than Vashti ever could.
这个以斯帖比瓦实提更加不尊重您。
The financial department shall pay the service charges to collection agencies who collect panalties for dishonored cheques.
财政部门向收取空头支票罚款的代收机构支付代收手续费。
He dishonored his team by cheating during the competition.
他在比赛时作弊，使他的队蒙受耻辱。
The losers do not feel dishonored.
失败者并不觉得丢脸。
I am enclosing a money order to cover the initial deposit that you have asked for. What is the process in place for dishonored checks?
附寄汇票一张，以支付所需的第一笔保证金。采取什么程序以保证拒付支票的妥善处理？
Rumors of corruption dishonored the congressman.
贪污的谣言使那位国会议员蒙羞。
Have you dishonored my family?
你玷辱了我的家庭？