abase
英 [əˈbeɪs]
美 [əˈbeɪs]
v. 表现卑微; 卑躬屈节; 屈从
现在分词：abasing 过去式：abased 第三人称单数：abases 过去分词：abased
BNC.41733 / COCA.41704
牛津词典
verb
- 表现卑微；卑躬屈节；屈从
to act in a way that shows that you accept sb's power over you
英英释义
verb
- cause to feel shame
- He humiliated his colleague by criticising him in front of the boss
双语例句
- In former times, priests used to abase themselves before the gods.
过去，牧师们常常对神自责。 - An English nominal suffix is a bound morpheme that adds to the back of abase to form a nominal derivative word.
英语名词后缀是指加于词基构成名词性派生词的粘着语素。 - According to the elements symmetry distributed in axis, the scattering coeffecient of whole antenna array can be achieved by calculating part of elements, and abase the influence by mutual coupling.
根据阵列单元轴向对称分布的特点，通过计算部分单元获得整个阵列天线单元间的散射系数矩阵，降低了互耦的影响。 - E.g.The president is not willing to abase himself before the nation.
总统不愿在全国人民面前降低自己的威信。 - The Analysis of the Economic Efficiency of a Abase Construction for Breeding Goose Raising
完成了数据库的建立；种鹅养殖基地建设经济效益分析 - You can never abase a person for a little mistake.
你永远不可以因为一个小小的错误而去贬低一个人的人格。 - Abase all, the Server application and Client application implementation was followed.
在上述的基础上，编写了实现应用服务器和客户端应用程序的方法、步骤。 - He did not fully abase himself, for he was a freeman, and while not a noble, he was head of his family.
他一点也不觉得有辱自己身份，因为他是一个自由人，而不是一名贵族。 - But Jehovah will abase his pride together with the trickery of his hands.
但耶和华必使他的骄傲，和他手所行的诡计，一并败落。 - A man who never respect others will abase hisself.
不尊重别人的人同时也自贬了身份。