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1 Schande
f; -, kein Pl. disgrace; (Unehre) auch shame; (öffentliches Ärgernis) scandal; jemandem / etw. Schande machen be a disgrace to s.o. / s.th., bring shame on s.o. / s.th.; er ist eine Schande für seine Familie / seinen Berufsstand he is a disgrace ( oder discredit) to his family / profession; mach uns keine Schande! umg. try not to disgrace us ( oder let us down); zu meiner Schande muss ich gestehen to my shame I have to admit, I’m ashamed to admit; zu ihrer Schande muss gesagt werden, dass sie... I’m afraid to admit ( oder to have to say) that she...; es ist eine Schande, wie so viel Papier einfach weggeworfen wird it’s disgraceful ( oder scandalous) how much paper is just thrown away; es ist doch keine Schande zu verlieren losing is no disgrace ( oder nothing to be ashamed of), there’s no shame in losing; ach du Schande! umg. oh heck ( oder hell)!* * *die Schandeignominy; shame; dishonour; disgrace; disrepute; disgracefulness; dishonor; opprobrium; infamy* * *Schạn|de ['ʃandə]f -, no pldisgrace; (= Unehre auch) shame, ignominySchande! (euph inf) — sugar! (euph inf), hell! (inf)
es ist doch keine Schande, Gefühle zu zeigen or wenn man Gefühle zeigt — there is no shame or disgrace in showing one's feelings
Schande über jdn bringen — to bring disgrace or shame upon sb, to disgrace sb
jdm/einer Sache Schande machen — to be a disgrace to sb/sth
mach mir keine Schande — don't show me up (inf), don't be a disgrace to me
zu meiner (großen) Schande muss ich gestehen,... — to my great or eternal shame I have to admit that...
See:* * *die1) (something which causes or ought to cause shame: Your clothes are a disgrace!) disgrace2) (dishonour or disgrace: The news that he had accepted bribes brought shame on his whole family.) shame3) ((with a) a cause of disgrace or a matter for blame: It's a shame to treat a child so cruelly.) shame* * *Schan·de<->[ˈʃandə]f kein pl ignominy, disgrace, shame\Schande über jdn bringen to bring disgrace on [or upon] sb, to bring shame on [or to] [or upon] sbjdn vor \Schande bewahren to save sb from disgraceeine [wahre] \Schande sein! to be a[n utter [or absolute]] disgrace!eine [wahre] \Schande sein, [dass]/wie... to be a[n utter [or absolute]] disgrace [that]/how...keine \Schande sein, dass... to not be a disgrace that...mach mir [nur] keine \Schande! (hum) don't let me down!jdm/etw \Schande machen to disgrace [or to be a disgrace to] sb/sth, to call [or bring] down disgrace [or form ignominy] on sb/sthjdm/etw keine \Schande machen to not be a disgrace to sb/sthzu jds [bleibenden] \Schande to sb's [everlasting] shameich muss zu meiner großen \Schande gestehen, dass ich unsere Verabredung völlig vergessen habe I'm deeply ashamed to have to admit that I had completely forgotten our engagement; s.a. Schimpf* * *die; Schande: disgrace; shamees ist eine [wahre] Schande — it is a[n absolute] disgrace
jemandem/einer Sache [keine] Schande machen — [not] disgrace somebody/something; bring [no] disgrace or shame on somebody/something
* * *jemandem/etwas Schande machen be a disgrace to sb/sth, bring shame on sb/sth;er ist eine Schande für seine Familie/seinen Berufsstand he is a disgrace ( oder discredit) to his family/profession;zu meiner Schande muss ich gestehen to my shame I have to admit, I’m ashamed to admit;zu ihrer Schande muss gesagt werden, dass sie … I’m afraid to admit ( oder to have to say) that she …;es ist eine Schande, wie so viel Papier einfach weggeworfen wird it’s disgraceful ( oder scandalous) how much paper is just thrown away;es ist doch keine Schande zu verlieren losing is no disgrace ( oder nothing to be ashamed of), there’s no shame in losing;* * *die; Schande: disgrace; shamees ist eine [wahre] Schande — it is a[n absolute] disgrace
jemandem/einer Sache [keine] Schande machen — [not] disgrace somebody/something; bring [no] disgrace or shame on somebody/something
* * *-n f.disgrace n.disgracefulness n.disrepute n.ignominy n.opprobrium n.shame n. -
2 Schandfleck
m stain, blot; (scheußlicher Anblick) eyesore; (Gebäude) (architectural) eyesore, carbuncle; ein Schandfleck auf seiner Ehre auch hum. a blot on his escutcheon ( oder in his copybook); er ist der Schandfleck der Familie he’s the black sheep of the family, he’s a disgrace to his family; ein Schandfleck in der Landschaft a blot on the landscape* * *der Schandfleckblot; blemish; eyesore; carbuncle; disgrace* * *Schạnd|fleckmblot ( in +dat on); (Gebäude etc auch) eyesore* * *(something ugly: a blot on the landscape.) blot* * *Schand·fleckm blot [on the landscape], disgrace* * *Schandfleck m stain, blot; (scheußlicher Anblick) eyesore; (Gebäude) (architectural) eyesore, carbuncle;er ist der Schandfleck der Familie he’s the black sheep of the family, he’s a disgrace to his family;ein Schandfleck in der Landschaft a blot on the landscape* * *m.blot n.eyesore n.stain n. -
3 beschämend
I Part. Präs. beschämenII Adj.2. (demütigend) humiliating, shaming; es ist beschämend auch it’s a disgrace; es ist ein beschämendes Gefühl it makes you feel ashamed; beschämend für jemanden sein auch put s.o. to shameIII Adv. shamefully; (peinlich) auch embarrassingly; beschämend wenig / naiv shamefully little / embarrassingly naive; es kamen beschämend wenige Zuschauer there were shamefully few visitors* * *shameful* * *be|schä|mend1. adj1) (= schändlich) shamefules war beschä́mend für seine ganze Familie — it brought shame on or to his whole family
2) (= vorbildlich) shaming; Großzügigkeit embarrassing3) (= demütigend) humiliating, shaming2. adv(= schändlich) disgracefully, shamefully* * *be·schä·mend1. (schändlich) shameful, disgraceful2. (demütigend) humiliatingein \beschämendes Gefühl a feeling of shame* * *1.1) (schändlich) shameful2) (demütigend) humiliating2.adverbial shamefully* * *B. adj2. (demütigend) humiliating, shaming;es ist beschämend auch it’s a disgrace;es ist ein beschämendes Gefühl it makes you feel ashamed;beschämend wenig/naiv shamefully little/embarrassingly naive;es kamen beschämend wenige Zuschauer there were shamefully few visitors* * *1.1) (schändlich) shameful2) (demütigend) humiliating2.adverbial shamefully* * *adj.abashing adj.blameful adj.shameful adj. adv.abashedly adv.blamefully adv.
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