[ sǎodì ] 1.(打扫) sweep the floor 2.(丧失名誉等) reach rock bottom; reach an all-time low; be dragged in the dust 短语和例子 道德扫地 moral leprosy; 名声扫地 destroy one's reputation; 名誉扫地 be thoroughly discredited; 威信扫地 be shorn of one's prestige
He'd hated faber for years and would grab at the opportunity to discredit him . 他对费伯积怨多年，会抓住一切机会败坏他的名声，使他信誉扫地。
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A bankrupt has disgraced his name; but winding up his business does no harm to a man's reputation . 一个破产的人名誉扫地，但宣告清理的人是清白的。
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Starting now , i will watch you make your bed , sweep the floor and dust all the furniture every day . 从现在开始我将每天看着你整理你的床铺，扫地板和拂拭所有的家具。
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The absence of presumptuous self-conceit in tito made him feel all the more defenceless under prospective obloquy . 蒂托由于缺乏自以为是的傲气，因此在声名扫地的前景之下更加显得束手无策。
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It also gave william of orange the opportunity to slip across the channel and replace the discredited james ii on the english throne . 而且还使奥伦活的威廉趁机溜过英吉利海峡，取代声誉扫地的詹姆斯二世，登上英国王位。
