Scandals Meaning in English
word · lemma: scandal
释义
Events or actions that cause public shock or strong disapproval because they are seen as morally or legally wrong. Often used when famous people or organizations are involved in wrongdoing that becomes public.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used with politics, celebrities, or companies. Can refer to both moral and legal issues. Frequently seen in news headlines. Do not confuse with 'rumors' (which are not always about wrongdoing or public shocks).
例句
There were many scandals in the news last year.
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The company lost trust because of the scandals.
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Politicians try to avoid scandals during elections.
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After so many scandals, people stopped trusting the government.
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The athlete’s career never recovered from the scandals.
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Tabloid magazines love to report celebrity scandals.
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