ill fame

英 [ɪl feɪm]

美 [ɪl feɪm]

n.  恶名；臭名

英英释义

noun

• the state of being known for some unfavorable act or quality
  Synonym:notoriety

双语例句

• As smoke from fire, so ill fame rises from scandal.
  烟从火中来，亚名丑事头。
• Fengjie is a woman of ill fame.
  凤姐是个名声不好的女人。
• However at some point the attachment catches up with the physical, and one ends up ill in their latter years due to fame and fortune.
  然而到一定程度时，这些连线就会影响身体，让你最终在后半生由于名声与财富而病倒。
• He never visited the house of ill fame.
  他从来没去过妓院。
• It was whispered that when as a youth he had visited houses of ill fame, even the most hardened and fearless putain, after an awed inspection of his massive organ, demanded double price.
  据传言，青年时期他曾经逛妓院，即使最老练、无畏的妓女在充满敬畏地审视了他的巨大器官后，也要坚持要求双倍的价钱。