demeaning
- 单词发音：英 [ dɪˈmiːnɪŋ ] 美 [ dɪˈmiːnɪŋ ]
- 基本解释：使降低身份，使卑下( demean的现在分词 )
- demeaning 是什么意思及中文翻译：
- 动词(v.) 使降低身份，使卑下( demean的现在分词 )
- 形容词(adj.) 降低身份的；失去尊严的
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- Be afflicted with a demeaning nickname
被刻薄得绰号弄得心乱如麻,
- That advertisement is demeaning to women.
那份广告有损妇女身分。
- to behave in a servile or demeaning manner
低声下气，卑从表现出卑躬曲膝或自甘下贱的态度
- To behave in a servile or demeaning mannercringe.
低声下气, 卑从表现出卑躬曲膝或自甘下贱的态度阿谀奉承
- Protesters say the sign is tacky, a copycat and demeaning.
抗议者说, 这个标牌俗不可耐, 跟风抄袭, 自贬身价。
- Aid, however it is obtained, is demeaning to the recipients.
不管救助是如何取得的，对受益人来说都不是很光彩的事。
- He is prepared to accept any remunerative chore, however demeaning.
不管多么低贱的杂活只要有报酬他都愿意干。
- Acting in a play, on the other hand, was considered socially demeaning.
另一方面，演戏曾经在社会上被认为是丢脸的事。
- Migrant women often do work that is dirty, difficult, demeaning and dangerous.
移民妇女往往从事肮脏，艰苦，贬低身份和危险的工作。
- Dwarves shun theft and subterfuge, believing them to be dishonorable and demeaning.
矮人避讳偷窃与诡计，认为这是不光彩和失体面的事。
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