1.毁谤,中伤,破坏...的名誉;丑化
1.to say or write something bad about someone that is not true and makes other people have a bad opinion of them
1.One relative defamed Tom by claiming that he stole money from his own family.
一个亲戚中伤汤姆说他曾偷自家人的钱。
2.He remained true to himself and paid a heavy price for it by being ostracized and defamed.
王尔德为了忠实于自己，付出了受社会排斥及丧失名誉的沉重代价。
3.I was on the witness stand for nearly three days, answering questions from my lawyer and from the lawyer who alleged that I had defamed him.
我在证人席上坐了将近三天，回答我的律师以及指控我破坏名誉的对方律师提出的问题。
4.A Moscow court has rejected a lawsuit filed by the grandson of Joseph Stalin claiming a Russian newspaper had defamed the Soviet dictator.
一座莫斯科法庭驳回了约瑟夫斯大林的外孙关于一家俄国报社诽谤前苏维埃独裁者的诉讼。
5.Christianity, in Britain as in much of Europe, is forever "subverted" , which in truth means it is defamed, reviled and mocked.
基督教在英国也和在欧洲的大部分地区一样，永远是“被破坏的”，事实上也意味着它是受辱骂、诽谤和嘲笑的。
6.In contrast, being defamed is hurting and no benefit at all.
相反的，被诋毁是非常的伤痛并且一点好处都没有。
7.These people are unjustly accused, abused, and defamed -- often termed sick or morbid or on the border of pathology.
这群人受到不公正的指责、诋毁和中伤——经常被说成是有病、不正常或处于病态的边缘。
8.Feer is appealing against a 2008 Singapore court verdict which ruled that Feer had defamed the Lees. The appeal is pending.
2008年新加坡法院裁定《远东经济评论》诽谤了李氏父子的名誉。目前该杂志正在上诉，上诉判决尚未做出。
9.Guo Mou thinks, the title that Sohu changes, defamed the daughter's reputation, also caused mental harm to them.
郭某认为，搜狐更改的标题，丑化了女儿的名誉，也给他们造成了精神伤害。
10.The journalists have defamed me! The article in the paper sullied my reputation.
记者们诽谤了我！报纸上的文章诽谤了我的名誉。