humiliating
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.
adjective
a humiliating defeat
causing someone to feel ashamed and foolish by injuring their dignity and self-respect.
translation of 'humiliating'
verb
作践,
谇,
羞辱,
侮辱,
污辱
example
Later she overheard her supervisor bragging about this 'humiliating' order to others.
The Opium War, also called the Anglo-Chinese War, was the most 'humiliating' defeat China ever suffered.
Soon they were joined by many soldiers who judged the agreement 'humiliating' .
All this is represented by his 'humiliating' situation of wearing a dress.
It was a swift response to a disappointing, perhaps 'humiliating' , day for the brothers.
He was trapped, there was no way the commitments could be reduced without 'humiliating' admissions of defeat.
That first Chechen war ended in 'humiliating' defeat for the Russian forces in 1996.
He could only wait for the 'humiliating' laughter to die away.
The grocery shopping was the most 'humiliating' part of the trip.
Time for a huge pot of coffee, loads of toast; time for another 'humiliating' picture from my radio days.
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