shames 的定义
plural sha·mo·sim [shah-maw-sim]. /ʃɑˈmɔ sɪm/.
- a variant of shammes.
更多shames例句
- The term “plus-size” causes anger because the distinction inherently shames the woman concerned—and it gets worse.
- Look for gluten-free alternatives and be sure to read food labels carefully, suggests Lakatos Shames.
- Our engagement in politics is admittedly pathetic, one of the unforgivable shames of our society.
- Clad in electric pink saris, the all-female gang shames abusive husbands and corrupt politicians.
- During the campaign, Chinese of all ages were asked to memorize the Eight Honors and Eight Shames.
- They have redeemed Dublin from many shames, and made her name splendid among the names of cities.
- All the same, the child's thought shames me that I've never done anything for the poor old thing; and she won't harm me.
- The way those Australians do business shames us old-country folk.
- It ‘comes of no ignoble lineage,’ he says, ‘nor shames its high descent.’
- He shames me before the neighbours, talking that familiar with common men.