be marred by

基本解釋

And I emphasised how important it was that given there will be both funerals and prayers tomorrow, that that not be marred by violence.
我向他們強調(diào)，明天將同時舉行葬禮和祈禱，一定要避免暴力的發(fā)生，這是非常重要的。
Future generations will probably consider current speculations about humanity's place in the universe to be marred by omissions and errors; even rigorous scientific views change, sometimes overnight.
我們的后代很有可能認為現(xiàn)在我們對于人類在宇宙中的地位的推測被被疏忽和過失所破壞；即使是非常嚴格的科學(xué)觀點也會在一夜間改變。
A newly-released report by scholar Brendan Nyhan predicts the reputation of the 44th US president will soon be marred by controversy.
學(xué)者布倫丹尼漢在新發(fā)布的研究報告中預(yù)測，美國第44屆總統(tǒng)的名聲將很快陷入爭議。

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