scandalized

英 [ˈskændəlaɪzd]

美 [ˈskændəlaɪzd]

v.  (以出格行为)使震惊，使愤慨
scandalize的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：scandalized　过去式：scandalized　

COCA.38724

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 scandalise


• VERB 冒犯;使震惊;使反感;使愤慨
  If somethingscandalizespeople, they are shocked or offended by it.
  1. She scandalised her family by falling in love with a married man.
     她爱上了一个已婚男子，这使得她的家人丢尽了脸。

双语例句

• When the spectators learned that the builder of the boat intended to take his wife along on the trip, excitement and scandalized alarm spread through Pittsburgh and up the valley of the Monongahela.
  当观众得知汽船设计者企图，带着妻子进行这次水上旅行时，从匹兹堡到整个莫农加希拉河流域激动和惊恐的情绪传播开去。
• It scandalized me that not even the children were fed properly.
  连儿童都没有适当的膳食，实在使我震惊。
• Scandalized company attribute positively affect the extent of negative spillover effects. Typical scandalized company causes greater negative spillover effects.
  危机企业属性会影响到负面溢出效应的程度，越是行业中的强势企业发生危机，其对竞争品牌的负面溢出效应就越大。
• The whole village was scandalized by her marriage to a man who was young enough to be her grandson.
  她嫁给一个年纪小得可以做她孙子的人，这事使整个村子震惊了。
• 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。
• I was scandalized by their behavior.
  他们的行为令我十分反感。
• He seemed positively scandalized at my suggestion.
  我的设想似乎引起他极大的反感。
• Respectable citizens were scandalized to find that Atlanta had a large and thriving red-light district, larger and more thriving than during the war.
  正派的市民极为愤怒地发现在亚特兰大有着一个巨大而且繁华的红灯区，比战争时期的还要大，还要繁荣。
• People were scandalized at the slovenly management of the company.
  人们对该公司草率的经营感到愤慨。
• Atlanta had been scandalized enough when scarlett, a woman, began operating the sawmill but, as time went by, the town decided there was no limit to what she would do.
  当思嘉作为一个女人开始经营木厂时，亚特兰大普遍感到震惊。经后随着时光的流逝，大家更断定她这个人是什么事都做得出来的。