інші переклади
| безчестити |
dishonor
disgrace
blot
defame
dishonour
|
| ганьбити |
reproach
dishonor
disgrace
shame
defame
attaint
|
| знеславлювати |
defame
dishonor
calumniate
attaint
dishonour
|
| обезчестити |
dishonor
disgrace
dishonour
|
| оскверняти |
profane
desecrate
dishonor
contaminate
soil
violate
|
| гвалтувати |
force
dishonor
outrage
dishonour
|
| ображати |
offend
insult
abuse
revile
humiliate
dishonor
|
| паплюжити |
dishonor
defame
shame
disgrace
asperse
dishonour
|
| збагнітувати |
dishonor
throw into the mud
defame
dishonour
|
| плямувати |
stain
dishonor
spot
smudge
speckle
defile
|
| збезчестити |
dishonor
discredit
ruin
wrong
whore
dishonour
|
| безчестя |
dishonor
disgrace
ignominy
opprobrium
contumely
dishonour
|
| збезчещення |
dishonor
disgrace
degradation
abasement
dishonour
|
| неслава |
dishonor
shame
disgrace
infamy
discredit
dishonour
|
| образа |
insult
affront
offense
resentment
abuse
dishonor
|
| сором |
shame
dishonor
abashment
dishonour
|
| ганьба |
shame
reproach
disgrace
dishonor
opprobrium
infamy
|
| зганьблення |
dishonor
opprobrium
dishonour
|
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A paying bank may dishonour the cheque - refuse to pay it - if the customer is not in funds, or if there is not a sufficiently agreed overdraft at the time it is presented.
To sweep it under the carpet and pretend it never happened would only dishonour those, the majority, who are a credit to the country they serve.
To allow the few who dishonour our country to become a reflection of our entire nation is to distort history.
the community has its own principles it can itself honour or dishonour
The government did not want to dishonour any great figure and bring politics into the field of education, he said.
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