debase

/dih-beys/US // dɪˈbeɪs //UK // (dɪˈbeɪs) //

贬低,贬损,贬值,贬低自己

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
de·based, de·bas·ing.
- : to reduce in quality or value; adulterate: They debased the value of the dollar.
- : to lower in rank, dignity, or significance: He wouldn't debase himself by doing manual labor.

verbdegrade, shame

Forms: debased

Synonyms

He also brought up the South Carolina lawmaker’s willingness to debase himself for campaign cash during his other Fox interviews.
If we believe that moral leadership can improve a country, it follows that immoral leadership can debase it.
This opportunism debases the information ecology by destroying our capacity to trust sources of knowledge or share beliefs about what is true, which in turn destroys our capacity for good decision making.
They’ve turned to quick fixes such as click-bait listicles and dubious news stories — the types of insubstantial, low-quality content that grabs attention on social at the cost of debasing society.
Instead, I endeavored to strive even harder so that I would not debase his legacy.
Both are harmful, but the debt route is a less visible way to debase the currency.
But I feel that were I to accept the award, it would ultimately debase the coinage of the medal.
How dreadfully these puttees and haversacks debase even the most beautiful figures.
I cannot understand how human beings can so debase themselves.
Mr. Belcher had not failed to debauch or debase the moral standard of every man over whom he had any direct influence.
To call these men statesmen is to debase the name, but they ruled the State, thanks to my Lady Castlemaine.

/dih-beys/US // dɪˈbeɪs //UK // (dɪˈbeɪs) //

贬低,贬损,贬值,贬低自己

v.有主动词 verb

1
de·based, de·bas·ing.
- : to reduce in quality or value; adulterate: They debased the value of the dollar.
- : to lower in rank, dignity, or significance: He wouldn't debase himself by doing manual labor.

verbdegrade, shame

Forms: debased

Synonyms

He also brought up the South Carolina lawmaker’s willingness to debase himself for campaign cash during his other Fox interviews.
If we believe that moral leadership can improve a country, it follows that immoral leadership can debase it.
This opportunism debases the information ecology by destroying our capacity to trust sources of knowledge or share beliefs about what is true, which in turn destroys our capacity for good decision making.
They’ve turned to quick fixes such as click-bait listicles and dubious news stories — the types of insubstantial, low-quality content that grabs attention on social at the cost of debasing society.
Instead, I endeavored to strive even harder so that I would not debase his legacy.
Both are harmful, but the debt route is a less visible way to debase the currency.
But I feel that were I to accept the award, it would ultimately debase the coinage of the medal.
How dreadfully these puttees and haversacks debase even the most beautiful figures.
I cannot understand how human beings can so debase themselves.
Mr. Belcher had not failed to debauch or debase the moral standard of every man over whom he had any direct influence.
To call these men statesmen is to debase the name, but they ruled the State, thanks to my Lady Castlemaine.