1.
To lower the pride, dignity, or self-respect of.
使屈辱，使丢脸降低（别人的）自豪、尊严或自尊
2.
To cause to feel chagrin; mortify or discomfit.
使懊恼,使受屈辱,使窘迫。
3.
It galled him to ask permission.
请求别人允许使他感到屈辱。
4.
It made my heart tighten to look at that figure-the embodiment of poverty and submission.
这个形象，这个贫穷与屈辱的化身，使我的心弦绷得紧紧的。
5.
an intolerable humiliation [heat]
无法忍受的屈辱 [热度]
6.
She had to eat the leek then.
当时她只得忍受屈辱。
7.
He felt utterly humiliated.
他感到莫大的屈辱。
8.
The defeat was a bitter pill.
这次失败是一个屈辱。
9.
The state of being prostrate.
跪拜崇拜或屈辱的状态
10.
We'll not carry coals.
我们不愿意忍受屈辱。
11.
To be forced to accept a humiliating defeat.
被迫承认屈辱性的失败
12.
she is the severe and dishonored figure.
她满脸屈辱和怨愤。
13.
And to the proud man, a brief oblivion for wrongs unredress'd, and insults unavenged
…使那高傲自负者暂时忘记那些“尚未平反的冤屈”和“还没有得到报复的侮辱”。
14.
The fear was subsiding now and the humiliation he had suffered made him sick to his stomach so that he had to throw up.
恐惧情绪这时减退了，而他遭到的屈辱使他的胸口感到恶心，所以他忍不住呕吐起来。
15.
"Now the Chinese government has resumed the exercise of sovereignty over Hong Kong, it has wiped out the century-old humiliation of the Chinese nation, and is a consolation to numerous revolutionary martyrs and veterans."
我国政府恢复对香港行使主权,洗雪了中华民族的百年屈辱,可以告慰无数的革命先烈和前辈。
16.
He sugfers many humiliation before he become a football star
他在成为足球名将前受过许多屈辱
17.
revenge an injustice, injury, insult, etc
对受到的冤屈、 伤害、 侮辱进行报复.
18.
He felt humiliated by her scornful remarks.
他听到她那些嘲讽的话而感到屈辱.