turpitude

noun

1. 堕落；卑鄙；邪恶
   very immoral behaviour

1. 卑鄙(行为);不道德(行为);堕落(行为)
   Turpitude is very immoral behaviour.

1. They lead to the lowest form of technology reuse copy-and-paste and other crimes of technological moral turpitude. ( There's a huge disparity between because you can and because you should.)
   scriptlet会导致最低形式的技术重用复制与粘贴以及其他一些在技术方面为人所不齿的恶行（因为你能和因为你应该之间有巨大区别）。
2. In other words, the city is becoming such a Babel of gaudiness and moral turpitude that lots of people choose to come here and existing residents choose to have lots of children here.
   换句话说，伦敦正变成一个华美和道德沦丧共存的巴别塔，很多人选择来到这里，现有的居民也选择在这里留下很多的子嗣。
3. What is a crime involving moral turpitude?
   什么是道德败坏罪？
4. For all his turpitude, Nixon was good at working the machinery of state to get things done, some of them very impressive.
   尼克松尽管品行不端，但他擅长动用国家机器来做事，其中一些事情还令人印象深刻。
5. There have been many academic discussions – and even an entire book – on what moral turpitude is.
   关于什么是道德败坏，有过很多学术讨论，甚至有一整本书都是讲这个的。
6. The frequency of envy makes it so familiar that it escapes our notice; nor do we often reflect upon its turpitude or malignity, till we happen to feel its influence.
   由于我们对于妒忌已经熟视无睹，我们也很少想到它的卑鄙和恶毒，直到有一天它的影响力碰巧降临到我们头上。
7. In nature, the risk of moral hazard is different from obvious acts of moral turpitude and blatant acts of lawlessness.
   从性质上看，道德风险与明显的道德败坏行为、赤裸裸的违法乱纪行为是有区别的。
8. He was considered unfit to hold office because of moral turpitude.
   为了道德上的可耻行为，他被认为不适担任公务员。
9. It make our growth accompany with justice and turpitude.
   这使得我们的成长伴随着正义和邪恶。
10. She accused him of gross moral turpitude.
    她指责他道德极度败坏。
11. It can be said of moral turpitude.
    可以说是道德沦丧。

noun

1. a corrupt or depraved or degenerate act or practice
   1. the various turpitudes of modern society

   Synonym:    depravity