calumniate 英 [kə'lʌmnɪeɪt]   美 [kəˈlʌmniˌet]

calumniate

calumniate  英 [kə'lʌmnɪeɪt] 美 [kəˈlʌmniˌet]

vt. 诽谤;中伤;诬蔑 

进行时:calumniating  过去式:calumniated  过去分词:calumniated  第三人称单数:calumniates 

Calumniating me is to calumniate your friend! 诽谤我也就是诽谤你的朋友!
You do more, under the pretext of unmasking yourself, you calumniate yourself. 尤其是,借口说您要暴露自己,您其实是在诽谤自己,这真可怕。

  • To calumniate is to make a false accusation against someone or spread lies about how awful they are. Don’t calumniate your rival in the race for class president, because when the truth comes out, you’ll be the bad guy.
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  • vt. 诽谤;中伤;诬蔑
  • 1. Calumniating me is to calumniate your friend!

    诽谤我也就是诽谤你的朋友!

  • 2. You do more, under the pretext of unmasking yourself, you calumniate yourself.

    尤其是,借口说您要暴露自己,您其实是在诽谤自己,这真可怕。

  • 3. BE like this right, the Cui wife and kid young main didn't say any words that calumniate you!

    是这样没错,崔家小少爷并没有说任何诽谤您的话!

  • calumniate (v.) "to knowingly utter false charges," 1550s, from Latin calumniatus, past participle of calumniari "to accuse falsely," from calumnia "slander, false accusation" (see calumny). A doublet of challenge. Related: Calumniated; calumniating.
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