maligned

英 [məˈlaɪnd]

美 [məˈlaɪnd]

v.  (公开地)诽谤，毁谤，中伤
malign的过去分词和过去式

过去式：maligned　

BNC.40336 / COCA.32151

柯林斯词典

• VERB 诽谤;中伤;污蔑
  If youmalignsomeone, you say unpleasant and untrue things about them.
  1. We maligned him dreadfully when you come to think of it...
     回头想想，我们狠狠地中伤了他。
  2. Either the managers have been maligned or they are not telling the truth.
     要么是经理们受到了污蔑，要么就是他们在撒谎。
• ADJ-GRADED 有害的;不良的
  If something ismalign, it causes harm.
  1. ...the malign influence jealousy had on their lives...
     妒忌给他们的生活造成的恶劣影响
  2. Reliance on sponsorship can have a malign effect on theatre groups.
     对赞助的依赖会给剧团带来不良的影响。
• See also:much-maligned

双语例句

• Banking is a maligned industry but an indispensable one.
  银行业正背负骂名，但这个行业不可或缺。
• Fantasy as a genre is often unfairly maligned.
  魔幻题材的小说常常遭到不公的非议。
• They have been maligned in the gossip columns of several newspapers.
  他们受到几家报刊的漫谈专栏的污蔑。
• Guide me in my words that they may bear fruit; yet silence me from gossip that none be maligned.
  引导我言出必行，行之有果。让我在流言蜚语中保持缄默。
• The press has always maligned her.
  新闻界总是中伤她。
• Even the government recognized this by scaling back the torch relay, which had been so maligned overseas and so triumphal at home.
  连政府也通过缩减已在海外获得如此多非议而在国内如此成功的火炬传递仪式认可了这点。
• Academic entrepreneurs are found in almost all disciplines, even the much maligned social sciences.
  几乎所有学科都能找到创业的学者，甚至是饱受争议的社会科学。
• Yet in one way Mr Bush is unfairly maligned.
  但是，一方面布什先生也遭到了不公正的中伤。
• But in China, the reverse is true: doctors are ill-paid, overworked and maligned or even attacked by patients while many parents would prefer that they became bankers instead.
  但在中国，情况正好相反：医生工资不高、工作辛苦，还可能被病人辱骂甚至殴打。许多中国父母更希望自己的子女成为银行家。
• Adams has been misquoted and maligned for saying that all counseling problems are due to sin;
  基督教心理学家说亚当斯认为人的问题都来自罪，没有身体上的因素影响他。