infamy ['ɪn.fə.mi] formal noun uncountable ■when someone or something is famous for something considered bad 臭名•Franklin D. Roosevelt described the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1947 as 'a day that will live in infamy'.富兰克林‧德拉诺‧罗斯福将1941年发生珍珠港空袭那天说成是“永远的国耻日”。 countable ■a bad and shocking act or event 恶行•For the relatives of those who had died in the war, the final infamy was the pardoning of the draft-dodgers.对于那些阵亡者的亲属来说,最令其切齿的就是原谅逃避兵役者。 |