Significats de most inglorious en anglès

The Romans therefore were defeated on the Alia in the most inglorious manner.

The dispatch of an incompetent general into Asia resulted in a most inglorious Parthian campaign.

It's a most inglorious position for him, but I don't think of anything to do about it.

To the little knot of watchers on the knoll the contest had seemed too brief, the defeat of their people most inglorious.

He was finally, when the others had finished eating, dragged off to bed in a most inglorious condition, to suffer later for his dissipation.

Every half-hour or so the most inglorious symbol of Britain's railway history rattles in, belching diesel fumes, brakes screeching, its doors barely capable of opening.

It may be most inglorious and mean,-as{8} mean when the possession is brains or power as when it is bonds or wheat.

She thought it strange that people should marry, and could not decide whether it was the sublimest or the most inglorious act of one's life.

Queen Elizabeth, too, under whose patronage he had made this most inglorious campaign, was incessant in her reproofs, and importunate in her demands for reimbursement.