1.玷污,败坏(名誉等)
2.使晦暗,使丧失光泽
3.使生锈,使变色
4.变晦暗,(丧)失(光)泽,生锈,变色
1.玷污,败坏(名誉等)
2.使晦暗,使丧失光泽
3.使生锈,使变色
4.变晦暗,(丧)失(光)泽,生锈,变色
1.晦暗,锈;表面变色;污点
1.if something tarnishes your reputation or image, it makes people have a worse opinion of you than they did before
2.if metal tarnishes, or if something tarnishes it, it starts to lose color and become less shiny
1.Such a reputation would be instantly tarnished if Boeing began making inappropriate tradeoffs between safety and profitability.
如果波音公司不能很好地在安全性和盈利性之间做到均衡，这样的美誉将立刻被玷污。
2.The hint of a link tarnished Scargill and yet trust of him amongst striking miners remained firm.
暗示与不明款项有染令斯卡吉尔声誉受损，然而，他在矿工中的威信依然牢不可破。
3.Peiser said the emails had "tarnished the image of British science around the world" .
佩西认为这些邮件“让英国科学在世界上的形象蒙羞”。
4.Repeated UN failures to capture Aidid had only raised his status and tarnished the humanitarian nature of the UN mission, I agreed.
联合国多次抓捕艾迪德失败，这只会提高他的地位并使联合国行动的人道主义性质被中伤。我表示赞成。
5.Customers are dissatisfied when they cannot receive timely and accurate bank statements. The image of the bank is tarnished.
客户不能及时收到正确准确的银行帐单，影响客户满意，使银行形象受损。
6.Fear not, the trip was salvaged and I enjoyed lots of sun, sea and sightseeing, but it was slightly tarnished.
谢天谢地，旅途还得以挽救，我享受了充足的阳光，海滩和沿途的观光，但不可避免的留有小小遗憾。
7.The failure of the investment trust tarnished the bank's reputation and put it off asset management for decades.
这只投资信托基金的失败损害了高盛的名誉，让它数十年都没有再碰资产管理业务。
8.Mr. Arnold, however, writes that the bank's business of catering to wealthy clients will be tarnished by its subprime problems.
不过，阿诺德写道，瑞士银行面向高端客户的业务会因次债问题而受到影响。
9.If the current struggles with a strong euro are any guide, euro members might even half welcome a tarnished currency.
如果现在与强大欧元的斗争有一些引导的话，欧元成员可能甚至有一半欢迎贬值货币。
10.The EU is still the great brass ring of European politics, but it is now a tarnished brass ring.
欧盟仍是欧洲政治的伟大铜环，但它现在是一个生锈的铜环。