disreputably

disreputably的基本解释

adv.

disreputable(名声不好的)的变形

与disreputably相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

He will forfeit it, however, if he behaves disreputably in what seems almost certain to be his last 11 months in office.

然而，如果他在仅剩的11个月的任期里行为不端的话，他就会丧失这个机会。

He had no second-best suit that was presentable, and though he could go to the butcher and the baker, and even on occasion to his sister's, it was beyond all daring to dream of entering the Morse home so disreputably apparelled.

他再也没有第二套漂亮衣服能够见客——尽管见卖肉的和烤面包的还可以，有时还可以去见他姐姐。但要叫他穿得那么寒酸踏进莫尔斯的住宅，他却是连梦也不敢做的。

Some MPs worked the expenses system too disreputably to keep their seats or, in some cases, their ministerial jobs or places on the Conservative front bench.

一些操纵开支系统的议员们因够声名狼藉，或者在一些事情上，因他们的部门指责和地位在保守派议会前座才保住他们的位置。

It is a curious fact that this sort of knowledge should today be generally regarded with a kind of contempt and that anyone who by such knowledge gains an advantage over somebody better equipped with theoretical or technical knowledge is thought to have acted almost disreputably.

从较好的通讯和运输知识中获得优势有时会被认为不诚实，虽然对于社会来说这类机会的充分利用和最新科学发现的利用同样重要。

与disreputably相关的网络解释 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

disreputably：名誉不好地

disreputableraffish 名誉不好的 | disreputably 名誉不好地 | disrepute 声誉坏