1.
To insult intentionally, especially openly.
公开侮辱有意地，特指公开地侮辱
2.
an affront to one's dignity or self-esteem.
公开侮辱某人的尊严和自尊。
3.
He winced at the insult.
他因受到侮辱而躲开了。
4.
Rejection of such a friendly offer would be considered an affront in Saudi Arabia.
在沙特阿拉伯，拒绝这样的表示友好的东西会被看作是公开的侮辱。
5.
in an unfair and insulting manner.
以不公平的、侮辱人的方式。
6.
It was the most unfair and insulting mistake.
这是不公道的，侮辱性的错误。
7.
A verbal denunciation characterized by harsh, often insulting language; a tirade.
抨击性演说、痛斥以尖锐的、常是侮辱性的语言为特征的口头上的公开指责；长篇的弹劾性演说
8.
The German Minister was publicly insulted, and the crowd spat on his car.
德国公使公然受到侮辱，群众向他的汽车吐唾沫。
9.
To accept or tolerate(an insult, for example).
忍受，容忍（如侮辱）
10.
A deplorable insult.
凌辱令人憎恶的侮辱
11.
If you` re going to stand here insulting me, just take a hike.
如果你站在这儿只是侮辱我，你最好（点）开。
12.
Discussing again on Difference between Crime of Compulsory Humiliating Women and Crime of Insulting another;
再论强制侮辱妇女罪与侮辱罪之区别
13.
Kautilya, it is said, had deserted Pataliputra after being insulted by the Nanda king.
据说，考提利亚在被难陀国王侮辱之后便离开了首都帕塔里普。
14.
Insult, libel, false charge or frame-up directed against citizens by any means is prohibited.
禁止用任何方法对公民进行侮辱、诽谤和诬告陷害。
15.
Caius, not enduring to hear so open an affront upon his majesty, made no more ado but presently tripped up his heels.
卡厄斯看到他公然这样侮辱国王，就不由分说当即绊了他一跤。
16.
After which, I was hunted down, pursued, persecuted, blackened, jeered at, scorned, cursed, proscribed.
此后我却被人驱逐，搜捕，通缉，迫害，诬蔑，讥诮，侮辱，诅骂，剥夺了公民权。
17.
It was a slap in the face for her parents when she ignored their advice and gave up her job.
她无视父母的忠告，放弃了自已的工作，是对她父母的公然侮辱。
18.
His insult kindles her anger .
他的侮辱激怒了她。