柯林斯詞典black mark (black marks) 1. N-COUNT A black mark against someone is something bad that they have done or a bad quality that they have that affects the way people think about them. 汙點(diǎn); 劣跡 There was one black mark against him. 有一個(gè)汙點(diǎn)對他不利。 返回 black mark劍橋詞典the fact of people noticing and remembering something that you have done wrong or failed to do 汙點(diǎn)；不足之処 If I'm late for work again, it will be another black mark against me. 如果我上班再次遲到，那將是我的又一個(gè)汙點(diǎn)。 返回 black mark