1.使...愤慨
2.使...震惊;使...起反感
3.中伤,诽谤
4.使...受耻辱
1.使...愤慨
2.使...震惊;使...起反感
3.中伤,诽谤
4.使...受耻辱
1.to do something that shocks someone
1."Can-can" means gossip in French. It's the name they gave to the dance that scandalized Paris with its "indecent gestures" .
Can–can在法语中解作八卦话题，也是一种舞蹈的名字，这种舞因为“动作不文雅”令巴黎臭名远播。
2.Giles Gosling himself was somewhat scandalized at the obstreperous nature of their mirth.
吉尔斯·戈斯林本人看到大家高兴起来那么喧哗，有点难为情。
3.She, amid all her distress and anxiety, could not help being scandalized at the deportment of her companion.
她虽然十分忧伤焦急，仍不禁对她的伙伴的行为发生反感。
4."Some people are scandalized, but we just explain that we're trying to make people laugh, " Tenara said.
特纳拉说：“有些人对此表示反感，我们只能向他们解释说这是为了让人们乐一乐。”
5.But the movie's home-video cover deserved an adults-only rating, at least in the eyes of many scandalized parents.
但是其家庭录像带的封面却属于成人限制级，至少在家长看来，非常龌龊。
6.When feeling scandalized by domestic violence, I feel necessary to probe into the root causes to this phenomenon.
在对家庭暴力感到极度反感的共识，我感觉有必要深入分析一下这种现象的根本原因。
7.They were scandalized by his improper behaviour.
大家都对他的不端行为感到震惊。
8.I was absolutely scandalized to hear that the council has demolished that lovely old building.
听说市政会把那所漂亮的古老建筑拆毁了，我感到非常震惊。
9.He seemed positively scandalized at my suggestion.
我的设想似乎引起他极大的反感。
10.It is a sign of maturity not to be scandalized and to try to find explanations in charity.
当你不再诧异，怀着仁慈之心去努力寻找解释时，你就长大了。