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discredit discredit[dɪsˈkredɪt]discredited, discrediting, discreditsCET6TEM8GREv9150190642391366386640VERB1351230163Spoken:87041877discredited[525]怀疑(46%)，丢脸(14%)，丧失名誉(14%)，不信(12%)，不信任(10%)，败坏…的名声(4%)n.怀疑；无信用；名声的败坏vt.不信；使……丢脸 discredit ★★☆☆☆/dɪskre̱dɪt/1[VERB	动词]败坏…的名声；使丧失信誉；使丢脸 To discredit someone or something means to cause them to lose people's respect or trust.   [V n]...a secret unit within the company that had been set up to discredit its major rival...公司里设立的败坏其主要竞争对手名声的秘密部门He says his accusers are trying to discredit government foreign-aid policies...他说他的责难者试图使政府的对外援助政策名声扫地。He said such methods would discredit the party worldwide.他说这一举措会让该政党在全世界名誉扫地。discreditedThe previous government is, by now, thoroughly discredited.现在前任政府已经名声扫地。...the old, discredited regimes.过时的、名声不好的政治制度2[VERB	动词]使不可信；证实…是假的 To discredit an idea or evidence means to make it appear false or not certain.   [V n]They realized there would be difficulties in discrediting the evidence.他们意识到要揭穿这个证据困难重重。 discredit1 verbdiscredit2 noundiscreditdis‧cred‧it1 /dɪsˈkredɪt/ ●○○ verb [transitive]  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1to make people stop respecting or trusting someone or something:  The company’s lawyers tried to discredit her testimony.2to make people stop believing in a particular idea:  His theories have now been discredited.discredit1 verbdiscredit2 noundiscreditdiscredit2 noun [uncountable]  Examples Thesaurus Collocations  the loss of other people’s respect or trustto somebody’s discredit To his discredit, he knew about the problem but said nothing.bring discredit on/upon/to somebody/something The behaviour of fans has brought discredit on English football.

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WDF	discredit [dɪsˈkredɪt]discredited, discrediting, discredits CET6TEM8GRE v9150 1906 423 91 366 386 640 VERB13512 30163 Spoken: 87041877 discredited[525] 怀疑(46%)，丢脸(14%)，丧失名誉(14%)，不信(12%)，不信任(10%)，败坏…的名声(4%) n.怀疑；无信用；名声的败坏 vt.不信；使……丢脸
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Collins	discredit ★★☆☆☆ /dɪskre̱dɪt/ 1 [VERB 动词]败坏…的名声；使丧失信誉；使丢脸 To discredit someone or something means to cause them to lose people's respect or trust. [V n] ...a secret unit within the company that had been set up to discredit its major rival... 公司里设立的败坏其主要竞争对手名声的秘密部门 He says his accusers are trying to discredit government foreign-aid policies... 他说他的责难者试图使政府的对外援助政策名声扫地。 He said such methods would discredit the party worldwide. 他说这一举措会让该政党在全世界名誉扫地。 discredited The previous government is, by now, thoroughly discredited. 现在前任政府已经名声扫地。 ...the old, discredited regimes. 过时的、名声不好的政治制度 2 [VERB 动词]使不可信；证实…是假的 To discredit an idea or evidence means to make it appear false or not certain. [V n] They realized there would be difficulties in discrediting the evidence. 他们意识到要揭穿这个证据困难重重。
Oxford	dis·credit / dɪsˈkredɪt ; NAmE dɪsˈkredɪt / verb , noun discredit discredits discredited discrediting verb 1 discreditsb/sth to make people stop respecting sb/sth 败坏…的名声；使丧失信誉；使丢脸 ◆ The photos were deliberately taken to discredit the President. 这些蓄意拍摄的照片旨在败坏总统的名声。 ◆ a discredited government/policy 名声扫地的政府；失去信誉的政策 2 discreditsth to make people stop believing that sth is true; to make sth appear unlikely to be true 使不相信；使怀疑；使不可置信 ◆ These theories are now largely discredited among linguists. 这些理论现已大多受到语言学家的质疑。 noun [uncountable ] ( formal) damage to sb's reputation; loss of respect 名誉丧失；信誉丧失；丢脸 ◆ Violent football fans bring discredit onthe teams they support. 狂暴的足球迷败坏了他们所支持球队的声誉。 ◆ Britain, to its discredit,did not speak out against these atrocities. 英国没有公开反对这些残暴行为，使其名誉扫地。 ☞compare credit n. (7 ) dis·credit / dɪsˈkredɪt ; NAmE dɪsˈkredɪt /
LDC	discredit1 verb discredit2 noun discreditdis‧cred‧it1 /dɪsˈkredɪt/ ●○○ verb [transitive] Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1to make people stop respecting or trusting someone or something: The company’s lawyers tried to discredit her testimony.2to make people stop believing in a particular idea: His theories have now been discredited. discredit1 verb discredit2 noun discreditdiscredit2 noun [uncountable] Examples Thesaurus Collocations the loss of other people’s respect or trustto somebody’s discredit To his discredit, he knew about the problem but said nothing.bring discredit on/upon/to somebody/something The behaviour of fans has brought discredit on English football.

Discredit Make Dɪsˈkredɪt Discredited People Stop Verb Respect

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