Damage to reputation or character caused by public disclosure of immoral or grossly improper behavior; disgrace.

耻辱由于不道德或极不合适的举动的公开曝光而造成的对其名声或品格的伤害；丢脸。

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When an employee goes public with a video or E-mail, employers "have a much greater likelihood of showing damage to reputation or to the good will of the business," Feher says.

当一个雇员通过视频或者邮件跳出来公开控诉原公司时，雇主们“倒更倾向于展示自己遭到的名誉损失或者公司的损失。”Feher说道。

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The damage to the reputation of UBS and its attempted turnaround is much more serious, however, than the financial loss.

但相较于财务损失而言，这一事件对瑞银的声誉与其扭转经营局面的努力所造成的破坏更为严重。

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So there could be further damage to the reputation of News Corporation, damage which could alienate advertisers and buyers of its newspapers and entertainment.

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But strikes by BA's cabin crew could cause short-term damage to the airline's traffic figures and longer-term damage to its reputation at a time when airlines are feeling particularly sensitive.

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Still, the Met, too, seems finally to have woken up to the damage to its reputation.

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