stigmatize

1. To mark with disgrace or infamy; stigmatize.: 诬蔑给…打上耻辱或恶名昭彰的烙印；诬蔑收藏。

2. They both ratify and stigmatize certain behaviors.: 他们都批准和诬蔑某些行为。

3. We stigmatize dependence. Our society is avoidant, in a way.: 我们经常贬低“依赖”，某种意义上，我们的社会就是逃避型的。

4. IQ testing can stigmatize a child permanently, causing more harm than good, Das said.: 智商测试给一个孩子永远地打上一个烙印，导致的坏处多于好处。

5. Those negative views stigmatize psychiatrists as much as prejudices against people with mental illness do in the outside world.: 这些看法对心理咨询师的侮辱，其程度不亚于人们对心理疾病抱有的偏见。

6. They suggest that athletes from these parts were suppressing responses in accordance with "cultural norms" that stigmatize displays of shame.: 研究表明来自于这些地方的职业运动员抑制了反应，而这种反应与控制耻辱表现的社会行为规范相一致。

7. This frequently meant preventing commoners from imitating the appearance of aristocrats, and sometimes also to stigmatize disfavored groups.: 这经常用来表示阻止平民模仿贵族的外部形象，有时用来表示蔑视不受支持的团队或组织。

8. In addition, efforts are being made to strengthen community mobilization, health and hygiene education, and to de-stigmatize cholera among potentially-affected populations.: 此外，正努力进一步调动社区力量，开展健康与个人卫生教育，并在可能受影响人群中宣讲霍乱知识以消除人们对霍乱的耻辱感。

9. Genuine empowerment requires the reformation of normalizing judgements and creation of alternative discourses that de-stigmatize and reduce the control of formal disciplines.: 真正的赋权需要去污名化的变革，以及创造另一种主导话语，以此来降低程序化学科的控制力。

10. Genuine empowerment requires the reformation of normalizing judgements and creation of alternative discourses that de-stigmatize and reduce the control of formal disciplines.: 真正的赋权需要去污名化的变革，以及创造另一种主导话语，以此来降低程序化学科的控制力。

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