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adj.不足信的；不名誉的
v.败坏 (Po Huai)…的名声；"PoHuai"对…的信任（discredit的过去分词）
1、discandied───讨论
2、discepted───有分歧
3、credited───v.相信；记入贷方（credit的过去式和过去分词）
4、accredited───adj.公认的；官方认可的；鉴定合格的；经授权的；被派驻国外的；v.认可；把…归于；委任，委派；相信；（官方机构）授权（accredit的过去式和过去分词）
5、disaccredited───vt.对…不再信任；撤销对…的授权
6、discrediting───vt.不信；使……丢脸；n.怀疑；无信用；名声的败坏
7、miscredited───误报
8、discredit───vt.不信；使……丢脸；n.怀疑；无信用；名声的败坏
9、discredits───vt.不信；使……丢脸；n.怀疑；无信用；名声的败坏
1、No doubt it would be awkward to see the wisdom of experts punctured and the pet policies of politicians discredited on a regular basis.───毫无疑问，频繁看到专家的学识出现漏洞，或者政客们特别倾心的政策名誉扫地，是件尴尬的事儿。
2、Although Whorf's hypothesis continues to inspire research, a good deal of his evidence has been discredited.───虽然沃夫的假说持续激发研究，他的许多证据却已经不受采信。
3、If the optimistic choice turned out to be wrong, they would have zombie banks and a discredited government.───而如果这被证明过于乐观，那么他们将会有僵尸银行和一个丧失信用的政府。
4、A decade ago the idea of a paywall appeared to have been widely discredited.───十年前付费墙的想法似乎不被广泛认可。
5、The previous government is, by now, thoroughly discredited.───上届政府至今彻底名誉扫地。
6、But in the long run, however discredited western capitalism now appears, the movement is far more likely to be in the opposite direction.───但从长远来看，不管现在看来西方资本主义的名声有多坏，历史的潮流还是更有可能朝着相反的方向发展。
7、The poll was widely discredited after allegations of ballot rigging.───此次投票被指有选举舞弊后被多方质疑。
8、These theories are now largely discredited among linguists.───这些理论现已大多受到语言学家的质疑。
9、For Japan even more than Germany, the crisis has been a total disaster and the concept of export-led growth has been discredited.───因为这次危机对日本的打击比德国更大，完全是一场灾难，出口导向型增长模式已经不再可靠。
1、The theory is rendered suspect by its reliance on now discredited sources.