a black mark

含义

a fact that makes people think worse of you

让人对某人印象变差的事.

例句

1. 1Missing the deadline was a black mark against him in his first review.
2. 2One rude email left a black mark on her record at the agency.
3. 3Arriving late to the interview was a black mark, even though her answers were excellent.
4. 4Will one failed inspection really be a black mark against the restaurant for years?
5. 5The complaint from a customer is a black mark on Tom's otherwise perfect record.

语法

可数：a black mark，复数为 black marks。后面常接 against 或 on，再接人或其记录。