stigmatised

英 ['stiɡmətaiz]

美

v. 使……蒙上污名
stigmatise的过去分词, 过去式

过去分词：stigmatised　过去式：stigmatised　

BNC.49047

双语例句

• The three-month maturity of the loans will increase planning security at banks and avoid them having to return weekly for dollars, at the risk of being stigmatised as weak institutions.
  贷款的三个月期限将增进各银行的规划安全，以免他们冒着被贬为虚弱机构的风险，每周都来申请美元贷款。
• After all, mental health problems and those associated with them have long been stigmatised, isolated and made to feel different.
  毕竟，精神卫生问题以及和它们相关的问题一直被污名化、孤立，让人们有异样的感觉。
• This can mean that those with HIV/ AIDS are stigmatised.
  这意味着那些HIV艾滋病患者被打上了耻辱烙印。
• In many societies, their languages, religions and cultural traditions are stigmatised and shunned.
  在许多社会中，他们的语言、宗教和文化传统被打上耻辱的印记，遭到冷落。
• But no one would have been stigmatised or left with a grievance.
  但没有人会带着怨恨离场。
• Lawyers who work part-time say they are often resented, stigmatised and denied promotion.
  以兼职方式工作的律师认为，他们经常被埋怨、诬蔑，或是被剥夺晋升的机会。
• Children in single-parent families must not be stigmatised
  单亲家庭的孩子们不应该受到歧视。
• Such procedures were seldom stigmatised as default.
  这种做法很少被打上违约的烙印。