disreputable

Word family (noun) reputation repute disrepute (adjective) reputable ≠ disreputable reputed (adverb) reputedly

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdisreputabledis‧rep‧u‧ta‧ble /dɪsˈrepjətəbəl/ adjective DISHONESTconsidered to be dishonest, bad, illegal etc OPP reputable disreputable behavior a disreputable neighbourhoodExamples from the Corpusdisreputable• They made an odd pair, she bony and remote, he heavy, grubby and vaguely disreputable.• He had been a leather merchant and a tanner, and had been involved in some disreputable affair.• Strolling back to the station I saw a man and woman leaving a disreputable hotel.• He also had an inclination to attach himself, whether as ally or enemy, to dangerous and disreputable people.• Maybe they too are rational rather than irrational, morally disreputable rather than organically abnormal, overwhelmed by adversity rather than by wickedness.• Jack usually got his information from fairly disreputable sources.

单词	disreputable
释义	disreputable Word family (noun) reputation repute disrepute (adjective) reputable ≠ disreputable reputed (adverb) reputedly From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdisreputabledis‧rep‧u‧ta‧ble /dɪsˈrepjətəbəl/ adjective DISHONESTconsidered to be dishonest, bad, illegal etc OPP reputable disreputable behavior a disreputable neighbourhoodExamples from the Corpusdisreputable• They made an odd pair, she bony and remote, he heavy, grubby and vaguely disreputable.• He had been a leather merchant and a tanner, and had been involved in some disreputable affair.• Strolling back to the station I saw a man and woman leaving a disreputable hotel.• He also had an inclination to attach himself, whether as ally or enemy, to dangerous and disreputable people.• Maybe they too are rational rather than irrational, morally disreputable rather than organically abnormal, overwhelmed by adversity rather than by wickedness.• Jack usually got his information from fairly disreputable sources.
随便看	partake of something partaken partaker parte partenir parterre parthenogenesis Parthenon Parthenon, the parthenos partial partial acceptance partial equilibrium partial loss partial ownership partial payment partiality partiality for partiality for something partially partially blind partially etc clothed partially sighted particeps participant