1. something that is considered shocking or disgraceful. The price of such food is a scandal. skandaligheid فَضيحَه، شيءٌ مُعيب позор escândalo skandál der Skandal skandale σκάνδαλο, όνειδοςescándalo ðokk, skandaal جار و جنجال skandaali scandaleשערורייה अनैतिक आचरण skandal, sramota botrány skandal hneyksli scandalo けしからんもの 스캔들 skandalas skandāls; negods skandal schandaalskandaleskandal سپكاوى، رسوايى، بدوينه،تور لګونه، تور( تهمت escândalo scandal скандальное происшествие; безобразие škandál sramota skandal skandal เรื่องเสียหาย rezalet, skandal 醜聞，令人憤慨的事 скандал; ганьба عوامی رسوائی chuyện gây xôn xao dư luận 丑闻
2. an outburst of public indignation caused by something shocking or disgraceful. Her love affair caused a great scandal amongst the neighbours; They kept the matter secret, in order to avoid a scandal. skandaal فَضيحَةٌ اجْتِماعِيَّه скандал escândalo skandál üble Nachrede skandale σκάνδαλο, ξέσπασμα της λαϊκής αγανάκτησης escándalo skandaal رسوايي skandaali scandaleשערורייה skandal, sramota botrány skandal hneykslun scandalo スキャンダル 추문 skandalas skandāls skandal schandaalskandale, forargelseskandal رسوايى escândalo scandal скандал škandál škandal, pohujšanje skandal skandal เรื่องอับอายขายหน้า skandal, rezalet 公憤 скандал کسی شرمناک واقعہ کی وجہ سے عوامی کھلبلی vụ bê bối 公愤
He said as a result he was prepared to take 'immediate action to the full extent of the law against anyone I believe their conduct constitutes a contempt of court, an effort to scandalise the Court or to prevent the course of justice.
They also sought information about the number of complaints dismissed by the council for being false and frivolous with attempts to scandalise the superior judiciary.
A new advertorial by the Chinese brand of coconut milk has managed to scandalise customers with an advertisement, that implies drinking the beverage will help increase a womenaACAOs bosom size.
class="MsoNormalRIGHT TO INSULT class="MsoNormalIn law, however, you have absolutely no right to insult, to libel and to scandalise your political and other rivals and, for that matter, anybody else, Kenyan or foreigner.
'We have closely examined the two transcripts of speeches made by the alleged contemnor and apparently found that such utterances of the alleged contemnor amounted to contempt of court and an attempt to scandalise the court or bring the court or a judge of the court into hatred or ridicule within the meaning of Article 204 of the Constitution.
scandalise - strike with disgust or revulsion; "The scandalous behavior of this married woman shocked her friends"