stigmatise
基本解释
- vt. 使蒙上污名; 打上烙印
- =stigmatize
英汉例句
- "It is ery important that the naming of iruses doesn't stigmatise countries, regions or peoples," he said.
他说:“病毒的名称不能责难国家、地区或者人民,这一点很重要。” - Nonetheless, campaigners think the treaty will reduce and stigmatise the use of cluster munitions.
尽管如此,禁令支持者认为条约的达成终将对集束弹药的使用起到约束作用。 - The matter is delicate, not only because some of France’s Muslim groups consider that such a move would further stigmatise Islam.
这是一个微妙的问题,不仅因为一些法国穆斯林组织认为此举会进一步刺激穆斯林。 - Conversely, social effects could make cuts easier - for example, if the high emissions associated with flying stigmatise air travel among some groups, adds Hulme.
例如,如果乘坐高碳排的飞机旅行会让一部分群体感到耻辱的话,那么相反,社会影响可能会使得削减碳排更加容易。休姆补充道。 - The transmission cycle could have been explained in a more sympathetic way which would still get the message across, and yet not stigmatise this unfortunate victim, who would, perforce, have to live with this traumatic memory permanently.
病毒如何传染开来,可以用比较富有同情心的方法解释,避免给这个不幸的受害者留下污点, 即使战胜病毒,这段痛苦和难忘的回忆也将会永烙在她心中。