opprobrium

n.

耻辱，羞辱；

1. But in the United States "failure"of a small business venture does not carry with it the social stigma or opprobrium for the failed entrepreneur that it does in some countries.
   但美国一家小企业的失败并不会像某些国家的企业那样蒙受诋毁或耻辱。
2. Like him, she has been an unrelenting target for Chinese opprobrium.
   同达赖一样，热比娅一直是中国方面不断侮辱咒骂的对象。

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