1.〔政〕诽谤,中伤
2.揭发隐私
1.the practice of saying things publicly that are intended to harm someone’s reputation
1.In a television studio politicians of all stripes entertain viewers with mudslinging, shouting and buffoonery.
在电视演播室当中，形形色色的的政治家，插科打诨地娱乐观众，创下多项纪录。
2.But evolution has been, but gradually to the mudslinging and abuses in the direction of attack.
但演变至今，却逐渐向挖人隐私乃至谩骂攻击的方向发展。
3.While his opponent started a huge smear campaign against him, he refused to engage in muckraking and mudslinging.
虽然对手向他展开大规模抹黑行动，他还是不肯做那揭丑闻、造谣中伤的事。
4.Despite the mudslinging , campaign speeches and media coverage brings about dialogue between the candidates, the press, and the people.
除去揭发隐私，竞选演讲与媒体报道使候选人、媒体和百姓之间有了交流。
5.Politics is the dirtiest of games, but Hollywood mudslinging comes in a close second.
政治无疑是最肮脏的游戏，但目前好莱坞的丑闻也能排在第二位。
6.Have you given up mudslinging and making accusations against the great Iranian nation and its officials?
你已经放弃了对伟大的伊朗国家及其官员的诽谤和控告吗？
7.Many people hope that presidential campaigns are fair. But some campaigns include mudslinging .
大多数人们都希望总统竞选是公平的，但是有些竞争包括有揭发隐私。