disgrace

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disgrace
[dɪsˈgreɪs]
sustantivo
1vergüenza (f) (shame)
  • it's a disgrace! -> ¡es una vergüenza or un escándalo!
  • he is in disgrace with the party -> el partido está muy disgustado con él
  • to resign in disgrace -> dimitir a causa de un escándalo
  • he is a disgrace to his family/country -> es una vergüenza or deshonra para su familia/país
verbo transitivo
2avergonzar (person); deshonrar (family, country)

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disgrace [dis-greis]
sustantivo
1Ignominia, infamia, oprobio, deshonra; vergüenz
adjetivo
  • It’s a disgrace -> es una vergüenza, es un escándalo
  • He brought disgrace on his family -> trajo la deshonra a su familia
  • To be a disgrace -> ser una vergüenza
1Deshonrar, disfamar, atraer vergüenza, causar oprobio (bring shame on/person, family, school).
  • I disgraced myself by getting drank -> hice un papelón emborrachándome
2Hacer caer en desgracia; despedir con ignominia.
va. Desacreditar (destroy reputation of/enemy, politician).

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disgrace [dɪsˈɡreɪs]
noun
1 (state of shame) deshonra; (f) ignominia; (f)
there is no disgrace in being poor no es ninguna deshonra ser pobre; to be in disgrace [+adult] estar totalmente desacreditado; haber caído en desgracia; [+pet, child] estar castigado
he was in disgrace because he had crashed his parents' car
she was sent home in disgrace la mandaron a casa castigada; to bring disgrace on deshonrar
2 (shameful thing) vergüenza; (f)
it's a disgrace es una vergüenza; you're a disgrace! ¡lo tuyo es una vergüenza!; to be a disgrace to the school/family ser una deshonra para la escuela/la familia
3 (downfall) caída; (f)
verb:transitive
[+family, country] deshonrar
he disgraced himself se deshonró
she had disgraced herself by marrying beneath her the cat disgraced itself on the carpet the team in no way disgraced themselves ie they played pretty well considering
he was disgraced and banished lo destituyeron de su cargo y lo desterraron

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Verb Conjugation for "disgrace"

Imperative
  • disgrace
  • you disgrace
  • he/she disgraces
  • we disgrace
  • you disgrace
  • they disgrace
Preterite
  • I disgraced
  • you disgraced
  • he/she disgraced
  • we disgraced
  • you disgraced
  • they disgraced
Present Continuous
  • I am disgracing
  • you are disgracing
  • he/she is disgracing
  • we are disgracing
  • you are disgracing
  • they are disgracing
Present Perfect
  • I have disgraced
  • you have disgraced
  • he/she has disgraced
  • we have disgraced
  • you have disgraced
  • they have disgraced
Past Continuous
  • I was disgracing
  • you were disgracing
  • he/she was disgracing
  • we were disgracing
  • you were disgracing
  • they were disgracing
Past Perfect
  • I had disgraced
  • you had disgraced
  • he/she had disgraced
  • we had disgraced
  • you had disgraced
  • they had disgraced
Future
  • I will disgrace
  • you will disgrace
  • he/she will disgrace
  • we will disgrace
  • you will disgrace
  • they will disgrace
Future Perfect
  • I will have disgraced
  • you will have disgraced
  • he/she will have disgraced
  • we will have disgraced
  • you will have disgraced
  • they will have disgraced
Future Continuous
  • I will be disgracing
  • you will be disgracing
  • he/she will be disgracing
  • we will be disgracing
  • you will be disgracing
  • they will be disgracing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been disgracing
  • you have been disgracing
  • he/she has been disgracing
  • we have been disgracing
  • you have been disgracing
  • they have been disgracing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been disgracing
  • you will have been disgracing
  • he/she will have been disgracing
  • we will have been disgracing
  • you will have been disgracing
  • they will have been disgracing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been disgracing
  • you had been disgracing
  • he/she had been disgracing
  • we had been disgracing
  • you had been disgracing
  • they had been disgracing
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