stigmatisation

基本解釋

They fear further stigmatisation now that the wheat has been formally separated from the chaff.
既然麥子已經(jīng)正是脫離麥稈，他們擔(dān)心會進(jìn)一步蒙羞。
As a system that began as the custodial regime for taming lunatics, the age-old social stigmatisation of mental illness also persists.
由于長期以來慣用的監(jiān)管方式來馴服精神病人，屈辱感也仍然存在。
Workers who are infected with blood borne pathogens must be protected from any discrimination or stigmatisation by co-workers, unions, employers or clients.
被血液病原體感染的工人必須被保護(hù)免受來自同事、團(tuán)體、雇主和顧客的任何歧視或詆毀。
There is a growing international autism civil rights movement, with many people who have been labelled as autistic combining in self-defence against discrimination and stigmatisation.
現(xiàn)在在國際范圍內(nèi)有一個日益成長的孤獨癥民權(quán)運(yùn)動，它由很多孤獨癥人士聯(lián)手，以保護(hù)孤獨癥患者不受歧視和偏見之苦。