scandal prone
基本解释
- 有丑闻的；丑闻倾向
英汉例句
- Why the leading citizens of corporate Germany are so scandal-prone
为何德国企业的领军人物如此易出丑闻 - Against the odds, though, Mr Najib, a British-educated economist, has emerged as a more sure-footed, and less scandal-prone, leader than many expected.
但纳吉布先生——受过英国教育的经济学家——迎难而上，成为比许多人料想中的更踏实、丑闻较少的领导人。 - Where many accounts of recent Italian history have been prone to overheated rhetoric and cries of scandal, all three of these books are admirable for their sober, businesslike tone.
不少关于意大利最近历史的记述都流于过激的言辞和丑闻披露，而上述三本书却以其清醒，精干的语调见长。 - To illustrate a point, accept that Republicans are equally inept, waste as much and are just as scandal prone as Democrats.
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