scandalization

[US]//ˌskændəlaɪˈzeɪʃn//
[UK]//ˌskændəlaɪˈzeɪʃn//

Translation

n. 引起公众愤怒或声誉损失的行为。
Word Forms

Phrases & Collocations

risking scandalization

冒险引发丑闻

scandalization of politics

政治丑闻化

scandalization of authority

权威的丑闻化

avoiding scandalization

避免丑闻化

complete scandalization

彻底丑闻化

intentional scandalization

故意丑闻化

prevent scandalization

防止丑闻化

public scandalization

公开丑闻化

scandalization tactics

丑闻化策略

deliberate scandalization

蓄意丑闻化

Example Sentences

the media's scandalization of the political figure was criticized as biased.

媒体对这位政治人物的丑化行为被批评为有偏见。

we must avoid the scandalization of honest mistakes in public discourse.

我们必须避免在公共讨论中对诚实的错误进行丑化。

the book explores the scandalization of the royal family throughout history.

这本书探讨了历史上对王室家族的丑化。

his sudden scandalization surprised those who knew him best.

他突然被丑化,让最了解他的人感到惊讶。

critics argue that the scandalization of pop culture distracts from real issues.

批评者认为,对流行文化的丑化会分散人们对真正问题的关注。

the deliberate scandalization of the proceedings undermined the committee's integrity.

对程序的故意丑化损害了委员会的诚信。

there is a risk of scandalization when discussing private matters publicly.

在公开讨论私人事务时存在被丑化的风险。

the journalist defended the scandalization of the corrupt corporation.

这位记者为对腐败公司的丑化行为进行了辩护。

public scandalization often leads to a rush to judgment.

公众的丑化行为往往导致草率的判断。

the professor analyzed the scandalization of youth culture in the 1990s.

这位教授分析了20世纪90年代对青年文化的丑化。

constant scandalization has made the public cynical about politics.

持续的丑化行为使公众对政治产生了愤世嫉俗的态度。

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