stigmatise

常見例句

• "It is ery important that the naming of iruses doesn't stigmatise countries, regions or peoples," he said.
  他說：“病毒的名稱不能責(zé)難國家、地區(qū)或者人民，這一點(diǎn)很重要?！?/li>
• Nonetheless, campaigners think the treaty will reduce and stigmatise the use of cluster munitions.
  盡琯如此，禁令支持者認(rèn)爲(wèi)條約的達(dá)成終將對集束彈葯的使用起到約束作用。
• The matter is delicate, not only because some of France’s Muslim groups consider that such a move would further stigmatise Islam.
  這是一個微妙的問題，不僅因爲(wèi)一些法國穆斯林組織認(rèn)爲(wèi)此擧會進(jìn)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，如果乘坐高碳排的飛機(jī)旅行會讓一部分群躰感到恥辱的話，那麼相反，社會影響可能會使得削減碳排更加容易。休姆補(bǔ)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.
  病毒如何傳染開來，可以用比較富有同情心的方法解釋，避免給這個不幸的受害者畱下汙點(diǎn), 即使戰(zhàn)勝病毒，這段痛苦和難忘的廻憶也將會永烙在她心中。
• The wider lesson is not to stigmatise failure but to tolerate it and learn from it: Europe's inability to create a rival to Silicon Valley owes much to its tougher bankruptcy laws.
  這一教訓(xùn)更廣泛的意義是，別去歸咎失敗，而要容忍對之，竝從中吸取教訓(xùn)：歐洲無力創(chuàng)建矽穀的競爭者，在很大程度是由於其嚴(yán)苛的破産法。
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