scan·dal·ize [ˈskændəlaɪz, 美 -də-] 动词 trans
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Bill scandalizes the women of the town when she insists on living above the saloon with her uncle.
en.wikipedia.org He did not get discouraged, and we must not be scandalized by the situation.
en.wikipedia.org These articles scandalized his small town and embroiled him in a free-press lawsuit.
en.wikipedia.org Lastly, it is also assumed that public confidence in the judiciary can be preserved by the suppression of scandalizing speech.
en.wikipedia.org He also scandalized conservative audiences with numerous lithographs of nude women.
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