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61. | The teacher should not deprecate his student's efforts. |
| 老师不应该贬低学生的努力。 |
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62. | a man who betrays a friend abase himself |
| 背叛朋友的人是在贬低自己。 |
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63. | an act that debases or corrupts. |
| 一种贬低或堕落的行为。 |
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64. | tending to (or intended to) detract or disparage. |
| 倾向于(或者意在)贬低或者贬损。 |
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65. | To minimize the importance, value, or reputation of. |
| 贬低降低价值或声誉的重要性 |
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66. | Aggrandize one argument while belittling another. |
| 夸大一个论点而贬低另一个 |
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67. | He likes to diminish the skills of others. |
| 他喜欢贬低别人的技能。 |
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68. | because it reduces the victim to the level of the offender. |
| 因为它会将受害者贬低为犯罪者。 |
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69. | disparagement of something that is unattainable. |
| 对得不到的东西的贬低。 |
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70. | make(oneself/sth)less worthy of respect;degrade |
| 降低(自己[某事物])的身价;贬低 |
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