Day of Infamy 是一个历史性短语，指的是某个发生重大且令人羞耻、恶名昭著的事件的日子。最著名的例子是指1941年12月7日日本对美国珍珠港的袭击，这一天成为美国历史上被称为“羞耻日”（Day of Infamy）。

音标：

/deɪ ʌv ˈɪnfəmi/

翻译：

“羞耻日”或“耻辱日”

读音：

Day：/deɪ/

of：/ʌv/

Infamy：/ˈɪnfəmi/

用法：

Day of Infamy 这一短语通常用于描述任何具有负面历史影响的重大事件，尤其是那些带有羞耻或痛苦回忆的事件。

该短语在美国历史中尤为知名，因为美国总统富兰克林·D·罗斯福在1941年12月8日的演讲中使用了这个词语，描述珍珠港袭击给美国带来的重大冲击。

例句：

December 7th, 1941, is remembered as the Day of Infamy in American history.

The attack on Pearl Harbor marked a Day of Infamy for the United States.

On that Day of Infamy, the world witnessed a tragedy that changed the course of history.

The term "Day of Infamy" was famously used by President Roosevelt after the Pearl Harbor attack.

The Day of Infamy left a deep scar in the hearts of the American people.

Many historians refer to December 7, 1941, as a Day of Infamy because of the catastrophic nature of the event.

The tragic events of the Day of Infamy led to the United States’ entry into World War II.

The President's speech after the Day of Infamy rallied the nation to action.

To this day, the Day of Infamy is remembered with solemn ceremonies across the United States.

The Day of Infamy forever changed the relationship between Japan and the United States.

短语搭配：

Day of Infamy speech

A Day of Infamy in history

Commemorating the Day of Infamy

A nation remembers the Day of Infamy

The infamous Day of Infamy