abasement

英

美

n.  身份低微；屈尊；降低

BNC.46436 / COCA.43658

双语例句

• Evolve as historical linear, I wish this paragraph of abasement makes historical text book forever.
  随着历史的线性演变，但愿这段屈辱永远成为历史的教科书。
• His abasement was the pledge of His exaltation.
  他的自卑是他升高的凭据。
• In the moment of the deepest abasement of Christ's Human Nature, the Divine bursts forth most brightly.
  在目前的最深切的自卑基督的人性，神用最明亮的规定。
• Small abasement can help us avoid bigger ones.
  小的屈辱能够教会我们如何避免更大的尴尬。
• His likeness, in His abasement, to the fallen nature does not compromise the actual loss of justice and sanctity, but only the pains and penalties attached to the loss.
  他的肖像，在他的自卑，到下降的性质不妥协的实际损失的正义和尊严，但只有痛苦和惩罚的损失。
• The reality of the extreme isolation due to "ragtag status" of Jewry and self obturation reinforced his inward self abasement.
  犹太民族的贱民身份以及因自我封闭而导致的极端孤立的现实处境，又进一步强化了卡夫卡内心的自卑意识。
• In sociological branch system, it always suffers all kinds of abasement as second-class citizen.
  在社会学科体系中，它总是作为二等公民受尽屈辱。
• At that time, the feeling of my heart is abasement, abashed, cannot accept.
  当时，我内心的感受是屈辱、羞愧、无法接受。
• He was humble and meek, filled with self-disparagement and abasement.
  他谦卑、恭顺，满怀自我贬斥与压抑。
• And it was through humiliation, through abasement, through nothingness that David was brought into it.
  大卫被领到宽阔之处，是先经过羞耻和侮辱的。