humiliations

英 [hju(ː)ˌmɪlɪˈeɪʃənz]

美 [ˌhjuˌmɪliˈeɪʃənz]

n.  耻辱; 屈辱; 丢脸; 蒙羞; 丢脸的事; 尴尬的场合
humiliation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 耻辱;屈辱;丢脸;蒙羞
  Humiliationis the embarrassment and shame you feel when someone makes you appear stupid, or when you make a mistake in public.
  1. She faced the humiliation of discussing her husband's affair.
     她面临要谈及丈夫外遇的羞辱。
• N-COUNT 丢脸的事;尴尬的场合
  Ahumiliationis an occasion or a situation in which you feel embarrassed and ashamed.
  1. The result is a humiliation for the prime minister.
     这一结果让首相出丑。

双语例句

• There he suffered many humiliations.
  他在那里屡遭羞辱。
• I had to put up with all kinds of humiliations.
  我不得不忍受各种侮辱。
• How irritating to look back on my seemingly perpetual humiliations and bad fashion choices, knowing that one word from my Mom could have prevented them.
  回顾我那些看起来永恒的羞耻和糟糕的时尚选择是多么地令人生气，而我知道我妈妈的一句话就能阻止这一切。
• I was patient! I accepted all humiliations!
  我曾是伤员！我受尽了折磨侮辱！
• China's modern humiliations began with the early nineteenth century, with the Opium Wars.
  中国的现代屈辱史始于19世纪初的鸦片战争。
• We learn humility through accepting humiliations cheerfully.
  我们要从喜乐的接受羞辱来学习谦卑。
• He suffered many humiliations before he became a football star.
  他在成为足球名将前受过许多屈辱。
• Taylor's humiliations had taken place in public.
  泰勒曾几次当众出丑。
• We were saddened by China's past humiliations and rejoice and take pride now in her improving fortune today.
  我们曾经为中国过往蒙受的屈辱而难过，现在则为中国走上富强的道路而欢欣振奋和感到骄傲。
• Internationally, both see their rising economic power as the basis for righting past humiliations.
  对外，两国都将日渐强大的经济实力视为洗刷历史耻辱的基础。