cheapen
英 [ˈtʃi:pən] 美 [ˈtʃipən]

vt.

减价；降低（自己[某事物]）的身价，贬低；

变形

过去式：cheapened过去分词：cheapened现在分词：cheapening第三人称单数：cheapens

英英释义

cheapen[ 'tʃi:pən ]

• v.lower the grade of something; reduce its worth

  同义词：degrade

双语例句

1. Misconduct that cheapened a high office.
   身居要职却做出的有损威信的错误行为
2. It's only cheapening yourself to behave like that.
   那样做只能使你自贬身价。

权威例句

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