耻辱 (chǐ rǔ): disgrace; shame; humiliation

He deliberately cheated in the competition and was disqualified; this incident became the disgrace of his life.

After losing the war, the country was forced to sign an unequal treaty, and the people felt this was a great disgrace.

She was caught by the police for stealing, and her family felt extremely disgraced, unwilling to go out and face people for several months.

To him, borrowing money from others is a kind of disgrace, so he would rather eat only one meal a day than ask for help.

The team lost at home to a weaker opponent, and the coach said this was the greatest disgrace in the team's history.