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聲名狼藉
简 声名狼藉 · 繁 聲名狼藉Mandarin · pinyin shēng míng láng jí
Meanings
- to have a bad reputation
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1–2–2–2 · sheng1 ming2 lang2 ji2
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phrase
- (idiomatic) infamous; having an extremely bad reputation
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