vilified

英 [ˈvɪlɪfaɪd]

美 [ˈvɪlɪfaɪd]

v.  污蔑; 诽谤; 诋毁; 中伤
vilify的过去分词和过去式

COCA.40526

柯林斯词典

• VERB 诬蔑;诋毁;诽谤;中伤
  If youare vilifiedby someone, they say or write very unpleasant things about you, so that people will have a low opinion of you.
  1. The agency has been vilified by some doctors for being unnecessarily slow to approve life-saving drugs...
     该机构因对救生药物的审批速度太慢而备受一些医生的诟病。
  2. He was vilified, hounded, and forced into exile by the FBI.
     他遭到了联邦调查局的诬蔑和追捕，被迫流亡国外。

双语例句

• And Ronaldo, widely vilified, has become a microcosm of Portugal.
  而广泛诋毁的罗纳尔多也已经成为葡萄牙的缩影。
• In just over a month, corporate America has seen the downfall of three of its most vilified legal opponents.
  仅仅一个月时间，美国公司见到了3个最遭唾弃的法律上的对手倒台了。
• But whoever did it, Mr Putin has been vilified in the west's media.
  不管是谁做的，普京先生已经受到了西方媒体的诽谤。
• He also insists that banks should not be vilified for taking risks.
  他还坚称，银行不应因冒险而受到诋毁。
• The Labour leader started from a low base. He has long been caricatured and vilified by a hostile media.
  这位工党领袖从底层发迹，长久以来一直受到一家怀有敌意的媒体的挖苦和贬低。
• All those who fought back against capitalism were vilified mercilessly by the Murdoch and right-wing gutter media in general.
  所有那些反对资本主义的人士总是被默多克和其他右翼的肮脏媒体无端地诬蔑中伤。
• The Wenzhou entrepreneur is a mythical and often sympathetic figure to rival the vilified Shanxi mine boss.
  与备受诋毁的山西煤老板相反，温州企业家则是一个神话般的、往往可博得好感的身份。
• He was vilified for making those broadcasts.
  他因作了那些广播而被辱骂。
• But even innovations that are directed to unimpeachably "good" ends often bear substantial resemblances to those that are now vilified.
  但是即使那些定位在毫无瑕疵的“良好”目标上的创新也经常变得和那些现在被广泛诟病的创新有大量的相似之处。
• Like most agricultural innovators since, he was vilified.
  但他像当时大部分的发明者一样，并没有受到重视。