Translations for „dishonourable“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

honourable, honorable Am [ˈɒnərəbl] ADJ

1. honourable:

honourable

荣誉的 róngyùde

honourable

光荣的 guāngróngde

honourable deeds

光荣事迹

2. honourable:

honourable

可敬的 kějìngde

honourable

高尚的 gāoshàngde

▶ hono(u)rably ADV

I . dishonour, dishonor Am [dısˈɒnə] N

dishonour

耻辱 chǐrǔ

dishonour

不名誉 bù míngyù

II . dishonour, dishonor Am [dısˈɒnə] VB trans

1. dishonour:

dishonour

使丢脸 shǐ diūliǎn

dishonour

使受辱 shǐ shòurǔ

2. dishonour:

dishonour

(银行)拒付 jùfù

dishonour

拒兑 jùduì

dishonour a cheque

拒付一张支票

I . incurable [ınˈkjʊərəbl] ADJ

incurable

医治不好的 yīzhì bùhǎo de

incurable

不可救药的 bù kě jiù yào de

II . incurable [ınˈkjʊərəbl] N

incurable

医治不好的病人 yīzhì bùhǎo de bìngrén

▶ incurably ADV

disposable [dısˈpəʊzəbl] ADJ

disposable

可(任意)处理的 kě chǔlǐ de

disposable

一次性的 yīcìxìngde

disposable chopsticks

一次性筷子

disputable [dısˈpjuːtəbl] ADJ

disputable

可质疑的 kě zhìyí de

disputable

未确定的 wèi quèdìng de

dispensable [dısˈpensəbl] ADJ

dispensable

不必要的 bù bìyào de

dispensable

非必需的 fēi bìxū de

disreputable [dısˈrepjʊtəbl] ADJ

disreputable

名声不好的 míngshēng bùhǎode

▶ disreputableness N

▶ disreputably ADV

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Home demolition was often employed by the state as a means of punishing crimes regarded as exceptionally dishonourable.

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Those with incomes that derived from trade and commerce were dishonourable, a staple of most religions.

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Death on the stairs was considered extremely dishonourable and dreadful, yet several senators and even an emperor met their demise here.

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The most prohibited case is any suggestion that another member is dishonourable.

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Other abatements of honour implied by the addition of dishonourable "stainand" charges, appearing in late 16th-century texts, have never been reliably attested in actual practice.

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If they were considered so dishonourable as to take revenge on an innocent man, they were not fit to remain with honourable men, nor to support an honourable cause.

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For many years there was an idea that dissection was sacrilege and surgery was regarded as dishonourable.

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There is nothing dishonourable in pursuing one's country's interests.

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He criticized commercial society as making men weak, dishonourable and unconcerned for their community.

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Anesthesiologist at centre of outbreak has pleaded no contest to incompetence and dishonourable conduct.

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