1.Now I am left to a lonely and dishonoured age.

现在我落到了要过孤独和光彩晚年的地步。

2." Our ways are not yours, nor are our laws. Firenze has betrayed and dishonoured us."

“我们的习俗跟你们的样，我们的法律也跟你们的样。”

3.'You have destroyed it! You have dishonoured me forever! Where are the jewels which you have stolen? '

'你把它弄坏了！你让我子的人！你偷走的那几块宝石哪儿去了？'

4.Is it honouring your husband to dishonour his business?

羞辱他的生意是在尊重你的丈夫吗？机翻

5.This is a scandal, and a dishonour to  the family.

这是个丑闻，也是这个家族的耻辱。机翻

6.In that case I should begin to be confronted with a prospect of calumny and dishonour.

“在这种情况， 我应该开始面对诽谤和耻辱的前景。机翻

7.I suppose you suspected his his fortune had some I wouldn't be your sister the dishonour.

我想你怀疑他的财产有些“我会是你的妹妹” 的耻辱。机翻

8.You left him no option but to go on. You forced it on him as a point of honour, or of dishonour rather.

你逼得他有进无退，没有选择。你迫使他把这事看成是名誉、或者更可以说是耻辱所系的关键。

9.Would not Mrs. Inglethorp have preferred to go unavenged rather than have such terrible dishonour fall upon the name of Cavendish.

难道英格里桑夫人宁愿报仇雪恨， 也愿让如此可怕的耻辱落在卡文迪许的名字上吗？机翻

10.It was not merely ruin and dishonour, nor merely a legal condemnation, that the unhappy man had brought upon his head.

的人加在他头上的仅仅是毁灭和耻辱， 也仅仅是法律上的谴责。机翻

11.He cared no more for them all than for the broken and dishonoured idols that only yesterday had been the gods of his adoration.

他关心他们所有人，就像关心那些破碎的、受辱的偶像样，这些偶像就在昨天还是他崇拜的神。机翻

12.Alfred knew well enough how incessantly the tempter would be at his ear; he said to himself that in certain instances yielding would be no dishonour.

阿尔弗雷德很清楚, 诱惑者会断地在他耳边;他对自己说, 在某些情况, 屈服会是光彩的。机翻

13.He makes up for his wartime dishonour by defeating the reptile and, with it, the cult of death that was gripping Japan at the time.

于是他击败了这只爬行动物，并随之击败了当时笼罩着日本的死亡崇拜，从而雪自己在战时的耻辱。

14.Yes, it was a got-up affair against herself, they were trying to dishonour her by ruining an inexperienced boy, after finding it impossible to attack her department.

是的，这是对她自己的捏造事件， 他们发现可能攻击她的部门后， 试图通过毁掉个没有经验的男孩来羞辱她。机翻

15.'Convince me that I can accept your favours without dishonour, and there is no Man in the world to whom I am more willing to be obliged'.

“让我相信，我可以毫无耻辱地接受你的恩惠，世界上没有比我更愿意受惠的人了”。机翻

16.All his maniacal anger was directed against the scoundrels who dishonoured his trade by selling cheap trashy articles, which dogs, said he, would not consent to use.

他所有的疯狂愤怒都针对那些通过出售廉价垃圾物品而玷污他的行业的恶棍， 他说，狗会同意使用这些物品。机翻

17.A man, Mr. Scrymgeour, may fall into a thousand perplexities, but if his heart be upright and his intelligence unclouded, he will issue from them all without dishonour.

个人，Scrymgeour 先生，可能会陷入千种困惑，但如果他的心正直，他的智慧没有受到遮蔽，他就会毫无耻辱地摆脱所有这些困惑。机翻

18.In his modesty he does not even profess to build anything new; he merely defends Art, which was and ever shall be, from the false artists who exploit it and dishonour it.

出于谦虚，他甚至没有声称要建造任何新东西； 他只是捍卫艺术， 保护它免受那些利用它、侮辱它的虚假艺术家的伤害。机翻

19.You'll discover there the most beautiful secrets if you have cleared them of the interpolations which dishonour them; one scorns the literal and coarse sense, to attach oneself to the most subtle.

如果你清除了那些让它们蒙羞的插补， 你会在那里发现最美丽的秘密； 轻视字面粗糙的意义， 执着于最细微的意义。机翻

20.It is—however dishonouring to us as a nation—certain that, by some fault in our commonwealth, the poor poet has not in these days, nor has had for two hundred years, a dog's chance.

可以肯定的是——尽管这对我们这个国家来说是种耻辱——由于我们国家的些错误，这位可怜的诗人在这些日子里， 也没有 200 年的机会， 没有狗的机会。机翻