indiscretion

/in-di-skresh-uhn/US // ˌɪn dɪˈskrɛʃ ən //UK // (ˌɪndɪˈskrɛʃən) //

失言,失言失语,失态,失言失态

Definitions

n.名词 noun

nounmistake

Synonyms

Meanwhile, many of these servers lock new users out until a trusted member has vouched for them, making it difficult to infiltrate and report servers for specific indiscretions.
Here’s a selection of the many indiscretions that get a pass.
Before that, Humans saw a family thrown into crisis following the father’s indiscretion with their robot assistant.
On “Somebody’s Problem,” he sings about “thekindagirl” whose magnetism defies his better judgment, as if fast-forwarding through his indiscretion.
This was before Cassidy entered politics, and the Republican congressman now calls that donation a “youthful indiscretion.”
They often harp on the indiscretion, such as an affair, and not the larger picture.
I will admit to one ethical indiscretion in the reporting of these stories.
There is this cult of moral outrage that exists today, where people turn even the slightest indiscretion into a huge scandal.
The long-ago indiscretion was forgotten as he condemned free-spending liberals and pledged to “stop the gravy train.”
Her conduct, frank and open-hearted, was irreproachable, ever above even the slightest suspicion of indiscretion.
And your sister-in-law's own affair, dear Mrs. Dodd, is it an indiscretion to ask you if it is settled yet?
Then, perhaps, I shall commit the of asking you to give me a helping hand.

/in-di-skresh-uhn/US // ˌɪn dɪˈskrɛʃ ən //UK // (ˌɪndɪˈskrɛʃən) //

失言,失言失语,失态,失言失态

n.名词 noun

nounmistake

Synonyms

Meanwhile, many of these servers lock new users out until a trusted member has vouched for them, making it difficult to infiltrate and report servers for specific indiscretions.
Here’s a selection of the many indiscretions that get a pass.
Before that, Humans saw a family thrown into crisis following the father’s indiscretion with their robot assistant.
On “Somebody’s Problem,” he sings about “thekindagirl” whose magnetism defies his better judgment, as if fast-forwarding through his indiscretion.
This was before Cassidy entered politics, and the Republican congressman now calls that donation a “youthful indiscretion.”
They often harp on the indiscretion, such as an affair, and not the larger picture.
I will admit to one ethical indiscretion in the reporting of these stories.
There is this cult of moral outrage that exists today, where people turn even the slightest indiscretion into a huge scandal.
The long-ago indiscretion was forgotten as he condemned free-spending liberals and pledged to “stop the gravy train.”
Her conduct, frank and open-hearted, was irreproachable, ever above even the slightest suspicion of indiscretion.
And your sister-in-law's own affair, dear Mrs. Dodd, is it an indiscretion to ask you if it is settled yet?
Then, perhaps, I shall commit the of asking you to give me a helping hand.