Translations for dishonour in the English»Serbian Dictionary

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I.dis·hon·our [dɪ'sɒnəʳ] form N no pl

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dishonour

sramota f to - za

to bring dishonour on sb

posramiti nekoga

II.dis·hon·our [dɪ'sɒnəʳ] form VB trans

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1. dishonour (disgrace):

to dishonour sb/sth

osramotiti nekoga/nešto

2. dishonour (not respect):

dishonour agreement, promise

prekršiti // kršiti

dishonour promise

ne ispuniti // ne ispunjavati

dis·hon·or VB trans N Am

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dishonor → dishonour

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I.dis·hon·our [dɪ'sɒnəʳ] form N no pl

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dishonour

sramota f to - za

to bring dishonour on sb

posramiti nekoga

II.dis·hon·our [dɪ'sɒnəʳ] form VB trans

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1. dishonour (disgrace):

to dishonour sb/sth

osramotiti nekoga/nešto

2. dishonour (not respect):

dishonour agreement, promise

prekršiti // kršiti

dishonour promise

ne ispuniti // ne ispunjavati

to bring dishonour on sb

posramiti nekoga

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English

Martial replies with a letter that tells him that his fortune and his life belong to his old enemy, whose generosity have saved him from dishonour. en.wikipedia.org

Traditionally, if guests do not have leftover food in front of them at the end of a meal, it is to the dishonour of the host. en.wikipedia.org

Club supporters had mixed reactions and feelings towards the situation as the club was left with dishonour and shame. en.wikipedia.org

A successor to an assassinated king was dishonoured if he did not punish the regicides. en.wikipedia.org

All "arenarii" (those who appeared in the arena) were "infames" by reputation, a form of social dishonour which excluded them from most of the advantages and rights of citizenship. en.wikipedia.org

After many journeys she meets a noble knight who marries her even after she has been dishonoured. en.wikipedia.org

Any attempt to barter away the sacred and inviolate rights of nationhood begins in dishonour and is bound to end in disaster. en.wikipedia.org

Due to the symbolic significance of the colours, their loss was a grave issue, and extreme measures were often taken to prevent such dishonour occurring. en.wikipedia.org

Making a payment or purported payment that was dishonoured such as a "bounced cheque". www.mondaq.com

For many people, this proposal is indeed a dishonour to our war dead. thechronicleherald.ca

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