defiled

英 [dɪˈfaɪld]

美 [dɪˈfaɪld]

v. 弄脏; 玷污; 糟蹋; 亵渎
defile的过去分词和过去式

过去式：defiled　

柯林斯词典

VERB 污损;玷污;亵渎
Todefilesomething that people think is important or holy means to do something to it or say something about it which is offensive.
1. He had defiled the sacred name of the Holy Prophet.
  他亵渎了这位神圣先知的圣名。
(通常指山中的)峡谷，峡道，隘路
Adefileis a very narrow valley or passage, usually through mountains.

adj

Former call he now have defiled my only self-esteem.
昔日称兄道弟的他现在竟玷污了我唯一的自尊。
If we have a dirty mind, defiled with stains, the mind is rotten and stinks.
假若我们有一颗肮脏的心，被污点给染污了，那我们的心就是腐败与恶臭的。
Are all the parts of a person defiled, or only some things?
人是每个部分都败坏了，还是只有一些部分？
They have debased and defiled the purity of the tongue.
他们亵渎玷污了这种语言的纯洁性。
A fragile corpse was born in a defiled and unclean darkness, where he slumbered for decades.
一具易破碎的尸体出生在一种污染和不洁的黑暗，在其中他几十年来睡眠。
The children's muddy shoes defiled all the rugs in the hotel.
孩子们的泥泞的鞋子把旅店里的地毯都污染了。
The soldiers deliberately defiled all the Holy places.
士兵们故意玷污了所有的圣地。
You wouldn't feel, like, defiled or anything by touching me?
你不会因为碰到我而感到被玷污吧？
Defiled by the people you save.
被那些你拯救了的人们污辱？
When he awoke, he defiled the corpse, and he began to eat her.
当他醒来，他把尸体弄脏，开始吃她的尸体。