slanderous

英 [ˈslɑːndərəs]

美 [ˈslændərəs]

adj.  诋毁性的;诽谤性的;中伤的

GRETEM8法律

BNC.40812 / COCA.32262

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 诋毁性的;诽谤性的;中伤的
  A spoken statement that isslanderousis untrue and intended to damage the reputation of the person that it refers to.
  1. Herr Kohler wanted an explanation for what he described as 'slanderous' remarks.
     赫尔·科勒希望有人能够为那些他称之为“造谣中伤”的言辞作出解释。

英英释义

adj

• (used of statements) harmful and often untrue
  Synonym:calumniatorycalumniousdefamatorydenigrativedenigratingdenigratorylibellouslibelous

双语例句

• Her slanderous words soiled his reputation.
  她的毁谤损害了他的名誉。
• He says Pyongyang could eventually view such behavior as slanderous and antagonistic.
  北韩方面可能最终会认为这是诽谤和对抗行为。
• He make slanderous statement about the prime minister on television.
  他在电视上讲话诽谤首相。
• Finally, they even stoop so low as to put slanderous libel about me on their web pages.
  最后，他们甚至堕落如此之低，以提出诽谤中伤我对他们的网页中。
• Burning in fires of a slanderous tongue.
  在一条毁谤之舌的毒焰中焚烧。
• Gou Jian believed the slanderous gossips about Wen and ordered Wen to kill himself.
  但太迟了，勾践听信了别人对他的谣言，逼他自杀了。
• Herr Kohler wanted an explanation for what he described as 'slanderous' remarks.
  赫尔·科勒希望有人能够为那些他称之为“造谣中伤”的言辞作出解释。
• Keep your slanderous remarks to yourself.
  诽谤的话不要乱说。
• Mr Danilkin said the allegations were slanderous.
  而切尔诺梅尔说这种说法是一次诽谤。
• In another word, ad language must be real in content ( not exaggerated and vague), and moral in ideas ( not vulgar, misleading and slanderous).
  广告伦理要求广告语言既要表现伦理诉求，又要反映出道义上的责任感。