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stigma n.耻辱；污名n.柱头 (1) 贫穷不应该与耻辱扯上任何关系。(2) 然而，悲哀的是向基金借钱成为了一种耻辱。(3) 她的行为将给她的家庭留下污名。(4) 离婚也就不再带有那么多的污名或耻辱。(5) 花粉直接散落在柱头上。 Stigma, from the Greek word of the same spelling meaning "mark, puncture," came into English through Latin to mean a mark burned into the skin to signify disgrace. It did not take long for stigma to be used figuratively, as it is commonly used today, for the negative stereotype or reputation attached to something such as "the stigma of divorce."

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英 ['stɪɡmə] 美 ['stɪɡmə] (1) There should be no stigma attached to being poor.(2) Sadly, borrowing from the fund carries a stigma.(3) Her behavior will leave a stigma on her family.(4) Divorce has lost much of its stigma, or shame.(5) The pollen is shed directly on the stigma. If something has a negative association attached to it, call this a stigma. Bed-wetting can lead to a social stigma for a six year old, while chewing tobacco might have the same effect for a sixty year old. 1[N-VAR 可变名词]耻辱；污名 If something has a stigma attached to it, people think it is something to be ashamed of. There is a strong argument for remaining an unmarried mother. There's no stigma attached any more...有强有力的理由来支持未婚妈妈。这再也不是什么丢脸的事了。There is very little stigma attached to crime and criminals.人们几乎都不把犯罪和罪犯视为一种耻辱。2[N-COUNT 可数名词](花朵的)柱头 The stigma of a flower is the top of the centre part which takes in pollen.   [TECHNICAL 术语]

英语单词	stigma
英美音标	英 ['stɪɡmə] 美 ['stɪɡmə]
中文释义	n.耻辱；污名 n.柱头
英语例句	(1) There should be no stigma attached to being poor. (2) Sadly, borrowing from the fund carries a stigma. (3) Her behavior will leave a stigma on her family. (4) Divorce has lost much of its stigma, or shame. (5) The pollen is shed directly on the stigma.
中文例句	(1) 贫穷不应该与耻辱扯上任何关系。 (2) 然而，悲哀的是向基金借钱成为了一种耻辱。 (3) 她的行为将给她的家庭留下污名。 (4) 离婚也就不再带有那么多的污名或耻辱。 (5) 花粉直接散落在柱头上。
vocabulary简明	If something has a negative association attached to it, call this a stigma. Bed-wetting can lead to a social stigma for a six year old, while chewing tobacco might have the same effect for a sixty year old.
vocabulary扩展	Stigma, from the Greek word of the same spelling meaning "mark, puncture," came into English through Latin to mean a mark burned into the skin to signify disgrace. It did not take long for stigma to be used figuratively, as it is commonly used today, for the negative stereotype or reputation attached to something such as "the stigma of divorce."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-VAR 可变名词]耻辱；污名 If something has a stigma attached to it, people think it is something to be ashamed of. There is a strong argument for remaining an unmarried mother. There's no stigma attached any more... 有强有力的理由来支持未婚妈妈。这再也不是什么丢脸的事了。 There is very little stigma attached to crime and criminals. 人们几乎都不把犯罪和罪犯视为一种耻辱。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词](花朵的)柱头 The stigma of a flower is the top of the centre part which takes in pollen. [TECHNICAL 术语]

Stigma Attached Negative Year 英 Stɪɡmə] 美 Stɪɡmə N.耻辱；污名