名誉

• He said law enforcement facts turn the tide upon those who seek to asperse the country's good name .
  他说执法的事实遏阻了那些想要破坏国家名誉的人。
• Fame is like a river, that bears up things light and hollow, and drowns things weighty and solid .
  名誉的确好象一条河，能载轻浮中空之物而淹没沉重坚实之物。
• In 1887 she was given the honorary degree of bachelor of laws by columbia university in new york city .
  1887年，纽约市的哥伦比亚大学授予她名誉法学学士学位。
• The chastity of a woman, or at least her reputation for chastity, is of vital importance before marriage .
  女人的贞操，或者至少是贞操名誉，在婚前是至关重要的。
• I think i can do something to straighten this out for you before any real public damage is done .
  我想，我总可以替您把这件事办好，不致于在名誉上遭受什么真正的损害。
• G. wilson knight, emeritus professor at the university of leeds, has had a long and prolific career as a critic .
  奈特是里兹大学名誉教授，作为一个评论家，资历颇深。
• At some dramatic moment in the story, the terrible secret becomes known and a reputation is ruined .
  故事发展到紧要关头时，这个可怕的秘密公开了，一个人的名誉就此毁了。
• He wanted to save his dead brother's name from dishonour without obliging either his nephew or himself to part with a sou .
  他要挽回亡弟的名誉，可无须他或他的侄儿花一个钱。
• Becky's soul smelled with pride and delight at these honours, she saw fortune, fame, fashion before her .
  蓓基脸上这样光彩，眼见金钱、名誉、地位指日可待，心里说不尽的得意。
• The man who betrays your honour in the first place, is pretty sure, remember that, to betray your secret too .
  开头不顾惜你们的名誉的人，你们记住，最后也必然会泄漏你们的秘密。