humiliated

• 指感到羞耻、丢脸或尊严受损，尤其在人前受辱时。

Describes the feeling of being made to feel ashamed or foolish, especially in front of others.

1. Feeling ashamed or embarrassedB2formal

   Feeling extremely embarrassed or ashamed, often because of a public failure or insult.

   受辱的

   • She felt humiliated after forgetting her lines on stage.
   • He was humiliated by the public criticism of his work.
   • The student was humiliated when the teacher pointed out his mistake in front of the class.

   同义词abashedashamedchagrineddegradeddisgracedembarrassedhumbledmortifiedshamed

   反义词dignifiedhonoredproudrespected

• 动词，指使某人感到羞耻、尴尬或丢脸，通常是通过公开或侮辱性的方式。

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone feel ashamed, embarrassed, or foolish, often in a public or degrading manner.

1. Cause embarrassmentB2formal

   To make someone feel ashamed, foolish, or embarrassed, often in public.

   羞辱

   • The teacher humiliated the student in front of the whole class.
   • He felt humiliated when his mistake was pointed out publicly.
   • She humiliated him by laughing at his suggestion.

   同义词abashbelittlechagrindegradedemeandiscomfitdiscreditdisgraceembarrasshumblemortifyshame

   反义词dignifyelevateexaltglorifyhonorpraiserespect

2. Lower dignity or prideB2formal

   To reduce someone's self-respect or dignity, often through harsh treatment.

   羞辱

   • The defeat humiliated the team and their coach.
   • They humiliated their opponents with a crushing victory.
   • He was humiliated by the harsh criticism from his boss.

   同义词abashbelittlechagrindebasedegradedemeandisgracehumblemortifyshame

   反义词dignifyelevateexalthonorpraiserespect