日本語WordNet
cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of; "He humiliated his colleague by criticising him in front of the boss"
AIによる解説
To humiliate means to make someone feel ashamed or foolish by injuring their dignity.
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The most humiliating defeat motivated the team, inspiring the strongest determination to demonstrate resilience and achieve ultimate redemption.
最も屈辱的な敗北はチームを動機づけ、回復力を示し究極の償いを達成するための最も強い決意を鼓舞した。
The military campaign proved to be the general's Waterloo, ending his illustrious career in humiliating defeat that historians would analyze for generations, albeit his earlier victories remained admirable achievements.
軍事作戦は将軍のワーテルロー(決定的敗北)であることが証明され、歴史家が何世代にもわたって分析するであろう屈辱的敗北で彼の輝かしいキャリアを終わらせたが、彼の以前の勝利は称賛に値する業績のままであった。
She found the experience deeply humiliating.
彼女はその経験をとても屈辱的に感じました。
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