humiliate
羞辱
definition
verb
you'll humiliate me in front of the whole school!
make (someone) feel ashamed and foolish by injuring their dignity and self-respect, especially publicly.
translation of 'humiliate'
verb
作践,
谇,
羞辱,
侮辱,
污辱
example
you'll 'humiliate' me in front of the whole school!
But that didn't give him any right to scream at me and 'humiliate' me in front of my own friends.
you'll 'humiliate' me in front of the whole school!
There was just no way was I letting this chick 'humiliate' me in front of my own fans.
Look at the way they 'humiliate' people going about their jobs, including women.
It was just me and him there, so there was no one to 'humiliate' me in front of.
The fact that you take care of me doesn't give you the right to 'humiliate' me.
If I'm out in public with a woman who is doing her best to embarrass or 'humiliate' me, I'll walk away.
Ever since then he has made it his mission to embarrass and 'humiliate' women as much as possible.
I have no desire to anger anyone, frustrate anyone or 'humiliate' anyone.
Besides, Dad will arrive, 'humiliate' me in front of everyone there, and drag me home again.
As far as I am aware, 'humiliating' your colleagues in public is not the best way to foster team spirit.
Now it seems Scotland is determined not to endure such 'humiliation' again.
I've known my friend for a long time, but she 'humiliates' me in front of my other friends.
For instance, there is one scene where the old factory worker is 'humiliated' in front of his son by the boss.
The fact is that executing people, unless you do it publicly, horribly and 'humiliatingly' , has no deterrent effect.
It wanted to humiliate the 'humiliators' and to be seen to be morally in charge.
A notice to this effect was 'humiliatingly' nailed to the door of one of Brighton's principal churches.
The ones who were subjected to insults and 'humiliations' hung their heads down in shame.
But the 'humiliators' should be careful too because while we're humiliating others we become narrow, rigid, and arrogant and then we too inevitably will fall into the inescapable vat of our own humiliation.
Anything less than three years would seem a disappointment, and to go now would be a 'humiliation' .
Then it became revenge, after you 'humiliatingly' defeated me in San Francisco.
That was only one of the 'humiliations' he had to endure.
He's been a drug addict and a vagrant, and was once 'humiliatingly' pursued by police over an unpaid cafe bill.
I was completely 'humiliated' in front of people who had no right to do so.
‘I know,’ she said, ‘and you can't imagine how that 'humiliates' me.’
He said she had brought shame and 'humiliation' on herself and had besmirched her good name.
She efficiently 'humiliates' the girls, initiating a reign of abuse which gradually erodes their characters.
It is seeing the ironic swing of history that transforms one people, who were once the objects of continental humiliation, into those who today are the lords, masters, and 'humiliators' of another people.
They stripped him of his dignity and tried 'humiliating' him by showing him throughout the world.
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