vilify

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He continued, “I think that the disclosure around one transaction being the justification to vilify Goldman Sachs or to pass regulatory reform is just incredible.”
他繼續(xù)評論道：“指望一起商業(yè)泄密事件來中傷高盛或借此通過金融改革是不能讓人信服的?！?/li>
Those wishing to vilify Ono as a scheming individual found that the term “dragon lady” served their purposes rather well, and they never seemed to shrink from applying it.
那些試圖誹謗小野，將小野丑化為一個(gè)詭計(jì)多端的人，發(fā)現(xiàn) “龍女”一詞正合他們的目的，并且他們似乎從來沒有不愿意運(yùn)用這一術(shù)語。
And so it's an understandable ploy on Milton's part that he needs to vilify Shakespeare by identifying that great poet, his older contemporary, with Comus.
所以就彌爾頓而言，是一個(gè)可理解的事,他需要通過認(rèn)同那偉大的詩句來貶低莎士比亞，用Comus來壓倒比他年紀(jì)較大的同時(shí)代人。

Heather Heiman is a lawyer there. "We try not to demonize or vilify the international marriage brokerage industry as a whole.
And so it's an understandable ploy on Milton's part that he needs to vilify Shakespeare by identifying that great poet, his older contemporary, with Comus.
所以就彌爾頓而言，是一個(gè)可理解的事,他需要通過認(rèn)同那偉大的詩句來貶低莎士比亞，用Comus來壓倒比他年紀(jì)較大的同時(shí)代人。
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Republicans are delighted at the prospect of another two years to vilify Mrs Pelosi.
ECONOMIST: Congress
On the attack, language is used to scapegoat, challenge the competence, or even vilify the opposition.
FORBES: Let's Hear it for the Speechwriters

to say or write unpleasant things about someone or something, in order to cause other people to have a bad opinion of them

If you are vilified by someone, they say or write very unpleasant things about you, so that people will have a low opinion of you.
vilification