Cheapens Meaning in English
word · lemma: cheapen
ˈtʃipənz
CHEE-puhnz
tʃˈiːpənz
CHEE-puhnz
释义
To make something less expensive or to make it less respected, valued, or important.
用法与细微差别
'Cheapens' is often negative, suggesting something becomes less valuable in price or reputation. Used for both money (products) and intangibles (behavior, image). Common with 'it cheapens the experience,' 'that cheapens her achievements.' Mainly formal or neutral.
Spanish: abarata - degrada - desvalorizaPortuguese (BR): barateia - desvalorizaPortuguese (PT): barateia - desvalorizaChinese (Simplified): 贬值 - 降价Chinese (Traditional): 貶值 - 降價Hindi: सस्ता करना - घटिया बनानाArabic: يُرَخِّص - يُحَقِّرBengali: স্বস্তা করে তোলে - খাটো করে (সম্মান বা মর্যাদা)Russian: удешевляет - унижает (ценность, репутацию)Japanese: 安くする - 評価を下げるVietnamese: làm rẻ đi - làm mất giá trịKorean: 값을 떨어뜨리다 - 명예를 실추시키다Turkish: ucuzlatmak - değersizleştirmekUrdu: سستا کر دینا - بے وقعت کرناIndonesian: menurunkan nilai - membuat murah
例句
This sale cheapens the value of our products.
basic
Adding too many ads cheapens the website.
basic
He never cheapens his work to make quick money.
basic
She thinks reality TV cheapens real-life problems.
natural
Using cheap materials cheapens the whole experience for customers.
natural
That kind of behavior really cheapens his reputation in the company.
natural