shameful

adj.

可耻的；丢脸的；不体面的；猥亵的

1. It was shameful of them to surrender.
   他们投降是可耻的。
2. They considered her behaviour a shameful piece of snobbery.
   他们认为她为人势利，行为可耻。
3. These shameful manoeuvres were aimed at securing his election.
   这些可耻的伎俩都是为了能让他当选。
4. There is nothing shameful about that, since she was a witch who had used a pillow to deceive him.
   这没有什么对不起人的地方，她是会拿枕头和他变戏法的女怪。

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