1.丧失名誉,丢脸,耻辱
2.不信,疑惑
3.丧失信用,丧失信任
1.不信,怀疑;使成为不可信
2.损害...的信誉,丢...的丑
1.harm that is done to someone’s reputation
2.someone or something that causes a loss of respect
1.to harm someone’s reputation
2.to make people think that something is not true
1.The historic discrediting of Arab nationalism with the failure of Nasserism in Egypt is no doubt one reason for this.
对此，阿拉伯民族主义随埃及纳赛尔主义的失败而导致的历史的失信无疑是原因之一。
2.and a number of Muslim activists saw the row as a wonderful pretext for promoting themselves and discrediting the West's Muslim allies.
而许多穆斯林积极分子以此为一个不错的借口来回吵闹，是为了抬高自己，诋毁西方的穆斯林同盟者。
3.These thugs have even mind controlled several people now believing they were CM incarnate in person - aiming at discrediting the work of AH.
这些恶棍们甚至思维控制了几个人现在相信他们是CM的人身化身——目的在于损坏AH的权威。
4.It has also led to the discrediting of mainstream macroeconomics.
它还使得人们对主流宏观经济学产生了怀疑。
5.extortion of money by threats to pulge discrediting information.
用威胁散布诋毁他人的信息来获取钱财。
6.But, as the prosecutors who put Craxi on trial protested, it also means discrediting them and the judges who convicted him.
但是，那些起诉Craxi的公诉人反对，因为这意味着他们以及给Craxi定罪的审判官名誉扫地。
7.I was a little perplexed, because it was a total threat, after all, to talk about the discrediting of us.
我有点窘迫，毕竟这完全就是一个威胁，居然谈论对我们的怀疑。
8.No one had done a better job than ETA at discrediting the Basque nationalist cause.
在诋毁巴斯克民族主义者名声这一点上，没人比ETA做得更好。
9.The 1980s also saw the discrediting of protectionist populists in the largest countries of Latin America.
上世纪80年代还见证了拉美大国民粹主义贸易保护论者的声誉扫地。
10.He is bent on discrediting his opponent.
他一心要把对手搞臭。