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Перевод: discredit

[существительное]
недоверие; сомнение; дискредитация ; компрометация ; лишение коммерческого кредита;
[глагол]
не доверять; дискредитировать; позорить; опорочить

Тезаурус:

1. Yet the full story is by no means to America's discredit.
2. That illegal payments to players in the top clubs was widespread and continued throughout the period of the maximum wage emerged from evidence of overpayment by Sunderland in the 1950s submitted anonymously to discredit the chairman, Bill Ditchburn, a wealthy local business man, who used to go out to buy fish and chips in his pink-and-mauve Rolls-Royce.
3. The Americans recognized the failure of their past efforts to discredit and humiliate us."
4. It does us great discredit to treat a defeated foe like this.
5. In 1966, however, when Mao began his dramatic bid for absolute power, using young Red Guards to discredit and persecute his old rivals within the party, Chen again rose to the occasion, acting as a mouthpiece for Mao's increasingly scrambled thoughts and policies.
6. When he did his thesis on the portal shunt in rats, he completely ignored the work Peders had done, because it proved conclusively what he was trying to discredit.
7. Greenhill (1981), then a lecturer at the college, discussed this history of police/sociology antagonism in detail, arguing a tendency in each side to discredit the other; resulting in a situation where "the number of published British texts and research studies on the sociology of the police may be numbered on the fingers of both hands".
8. I also want to address two more complex issues in textual and sexual theory: firstly, the political implications of poststructuralist attempts to discredit notions of authorial agency; and secondly, the related debates in gay theory around what have come to be known as the poles of "essentialism" and "social constructionism" (terms I will elaborate on later).
9. The council expects its censure or serious criticism "to discredit editors and journalists at whom it is aimed and to be weighed by their employers".
10. Thus County Armagh Free Presbyterians, looking back on the explosives cases and the charges laid against Free Presbyterians, recollected that far from supposing these people might be guilty and hence in need of church discipline, they assumed their innocence and believed that the charges were just another part of the plot to discredit Paisleyism.
11. The decision appears to have been prompted in part by an assumption that it would either discredit Heseltine by forcing him to back off from a challenge (which was thought most likely) or, if he did stand, give him insufficient time to mount an effective campaign.
12. His successor, President Patricio Aylwin, has coped with that legacy not by trying soldiers for military murders, but by waiting for General Pinochet to discredit himself, as he is rapidly doing.
13. When Sarah McCabe (1980) queried the logic of why just one police system should be entrusted with the control of crime, law, order, and social assistance, pointing out, "there is some disagreement about the use of the criminal law - unease about control of the streets which poses the question who will be controlled and who will be assisted", she found the tenor of her "thoughtful and moderate examination of the police role was too much for the senior officers to whom it was presented, and they set out to discredit it with a will" (Greenhill 1981: 98).