slanders

英 [ˈslɑːndəz]

美 [ˈslændərz]

n.  口头诽谤; 口头诽谤罪
v.  口头诽谤; 诋毁; 中伤
slander的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR (口头的)诋毁，诽谤
  Slanderis an untrue spoken statement about someone which is intended to damage their reputation.
  1. Dr. Bach is now suing the company for slander...
     巴赫博士目前正以诽谤罪起诉该公司。
  2. Korea has been a target of threats and slanders from the major western powers.
     朝鲜一直是西方主要大国威胁和诋毁的目标。
• VERB (口头)诽谤，中伤，诋毁
  Toslandersomeone means to say untrue things about them in order to damage their reputation.
  1. He has been questioned on suspicion of slandering the Prime Minister.
     他由于涉嫌诽谤首相而受到了盘问。

双语例句

• That scoundrel went to every length, starting rumours, spreading slanders and sowing dissension.
  那家伙造谣诽谤，挑拨离间，无所不用其极。
• Their slanders do not in the least take away from our international prestige.
  他们的诽谤丝毫无损于我们的国际威望。
• Some countries treat them as libels while others as slanders.
  一些国家把它们视为书面诽谤。
• His reputation has been tarnished by their slanders.
  他的名誉因他们的中伤而受玷污。
• I'll not listen to your slanders.
  我不要听你这些诽谤。
• While he was still under observation I didn't think it well to upset him by poisoning his mind with yvette's slanders.
  在他仍处于医生的观察下时，我认为用伊韦特的诽谤毒化他的脑筋、使他不愉快是不妥的。
• Some critics had strong words for his works, and even some comments were slanders.
  一些评论家对他的批评言辞激烈，甚至是诽谤。
• These slanders are absolutely unfounded.
  这些诽谤是毫无事实根据的。
• On familiar terms; pretending she is on an intimate footing with those she slanders.
  亲密的关系；假装与她所诋毁的人有亲密的关系。
• Contains others all, the success joy, the defeat lesson, unreasonable railing, all sorts of slanders and so on.
  包容别人的一切，成功的喜悦，失败的教训，无理的谩骂，种种的诋毁等等。