Humiliate Meaning in English
word
/hjuˈmɪɫiˌeɪt/
hyoo-MI-lee-ayt
/hjuːmˈɪlɪˌeɪt/
hyoo-MI-lee-ayt
释义
To make someone feel very ashamed or stupid, usually in front of other people.
用法与细微差别
Usually negative and strong; implies a loss of dignity. Collocations: 'publicly humiliate', 'feel humiliated'. It's more severe than 'embarrass'. Often used in formal and emotional contexts.
Spanish: humillarPortuguese (BR): humilharPortuguese (PT): humilharChinese (Simplified): 羞辱Chinese (Traditional): 羞辱Hindi: अपमानित करनाArabic: يذلّBengali: অপমান করা - লজ্জিত করাRussian: унижатьJapanese: 屈辱を与えるVietnamese: làm nhục - làm bẽ mặtKorean: 굴욕감을 주다 - 망신을 주다Turkish: aşağılamak - küçük düşürmekUrdu: ذلیل کرنا - رسوا کرناIndonesian: mempermalukan - menghina
例句
He tried to humiliate his classmate in front of everyone.
basic
I would never want to humiliate anyone.
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The coach did not mean to humiliate the player.
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She felt humiliated after being laughed at during the meeting.
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It was wrong of him to humiliate his friend on social media.
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Nobody likes to be humiliated, especially not in public.
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