/dɪsˈgreɪs ||; dɪsˈgres/noun1 [U] the state of not being respected by other people, usually because you have behaved badly 羞耻: She left the company in disgrace after admitting stealing from colleagues. 她承认偷了同事的东西,不光彩地离开了公司。
2 [sing] a disgrace (to sb/sth) a person or thing that gives a very bad impression and makes you feel sorry and embarrassed 丢脸的人或事物: The streets are covered in litter. It's a disgrace! 街上满是垃圾。真是丢脸!Teachers who hit children are a disgrace to their profession. 打学生的老师令他们的职业蒙羞。