名誉扫地 — “To have one's reputation utterly ruined or discredited”
名誉扫地 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have one's reputation utterly ruined or discredited”. To be completely disgraced. Literally, “Reputation swept to the ground”.
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名誉扫地 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 名míng
- 誉yù
- 扫sǎo
- 地dì
名誉扫地 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 名誉扫地
他因为涉及财务舞弊，最终名誉扫地，不得不辞去了职务。
Due to his involvement in financial fraud, his reputation was utterly ruined, and he had to resign from his position.
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More idioms starting with 名
- míng名xià下wú无xū虚live up to one's reputation
- míng名bù不fù副shí实the name does not match the reality
- míng名bù不zhèng正，，yán言bù不shùn顺Illegitimate status leads to lack of authority
- míng名bù不fú符shí实unworthy of its reputation
- míng名bù不xū虚chuán传live up to its reputation
- míng名bù不xū虚dé得fame well-deserved
- míng名bù不xū虚lì立to live up to one's name
- míng名bù不xū虚xíng行live up to one's reputation
- míng名shū书zhú竹bó帛Achieve lasting fame in history
- míng名shū书jǐn锦zhóu轴achieve lasting fame in history
- míng名cóng从zhǔ主rén人Name follows owner's preference
- míng名qīng倾yī一shí时enjoy widespread temporary fame
Questions about 名誉扫地
- What does 名誉扫地 mean?
- 名誉扫地 (míng yù sǎo dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have one's reputation utterly ruined or discredited”.
- How do you pronounce 名誉扫地?
- 名誉扫地 is pronounced míng yù sǎo dì in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 名誉扫地 literally mean?
- Literally, 名誉扫地 means “Reputation swept to the ground”. It is used to mean “to have one's reputation utterly ruined or discredited”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 名誉扫地?
- 指彻底失去声誉