humble如何读

英:[ˈhʌmbl]

美:[ˈhʌmbl]

humble英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 谦逊的,谦虚的 not proud
  2. 低下的,卑微的 low in rank; unimportant
  3. 简陋的,低劣的 not large or elaborate; poor

humble是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 谦逊的,恭顺的,谦卑的,虚心的,恭恭敬敬的
  2. (地位)低下的,卑微的,下贱的,微末的,低微的,微贱的,卑贱的
  3. 低级的,低等的
  4. 不值钱的,粗陋的,简陋的
v. (动词)
  1. 压下,压低,使降低地位、身份
  2. 使丧失
  3. 一落千丈
  4. 屈辱,挫(败)
  5. 使谦卑,使谦恭,使卑下,使地位降低,(使)威信扫地,使感到卑微
  6. 轻松打败
  7. 低声下气
  8. (使)谦逊,使谦虚,虚心
  9. 贬抑,贬低

humble自然拼读

hum·ble

huhm bl

humble变形

第三人称单数:humbles

现在分词:humbling

过去式:humbled

过去分词:humbled

比较级:humbler或more humble

最高级:humblest或most humble

humble扩展

humblingly (adv.), humbly (adv.), humbleness (n.), humbler (n.)

humble英英释义

Verb

1. cause to be unpretentious;

"This experience will humble him"

2. cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of;

"He humiliated his colleague by criticising him in front of the boss"

Adjective

1. low or inferior in station or quality;

"a humble cottage"

"a lowly parish priest"

"a modest man of the people"

"small beginnings"

2. marked by meekness or modesty; not arrogant or prideful;

"a humble apology"

"essentially humble...and self-effacing, he achieved the highest formal honors and distinctions"- B.K.Malinowski

3. used of unskilled work (especially domestic work)

4. of low birth or station (`base' is archaic in this sense);

"baseborn wretches with dirty faces"

"of humble (or lowly) birth"

humble区别

 degrade, humble, disgrace, humiliate

这组词都有“使丢脸、使受耻辱”的意思,其区别是:

degrade指因过失而受到降级、阶格;也多指因自身的境遇而感到耻辱。

humble常可和degrade换用,强调降级所带来的耻辱;也多指自卑和感到渺小无能的心理状态。

disgrace指降低某人在他人心目中的地位,使其丢脸。

humiliate指损伤或剥夺自尊感,损坏自尊心,强调蒙受耻辱。

以上来源于网络

 humble, modest

这组词都有“谦恭的”的意思,其区别是:

humble指精神和行为上的谦逊。褒义指对自己或自己的成就不骄傲;贬义指过低地评价自己,对人低声下气。

modest含义广泛,指行为或态度等方面不自大、不虚荣、不傲慢、不武断和不自负。

以上来源于网络

humble词源中文解释

13世纪晚期,用于人,“顺从的,尊重的,谦虚的,不自我主张的,服从的”,来自古法语 humble, umble,早期的 umele,源自拉丁语 humilis “卑微的,谦虚的”,字面意思是“在地面上”,来自 humus “土地”(来自 PIE 词根 *dhghem- “地球”)。从14世纪晚期开始,用于事物,“种类、状态、条件或数量低微”,也用于人,“出身低微或地位低下”。相关: Humbly。

Don't be so humble; you're not that great. [Golda Meir]
不要太谦虚了; 你并不那么伟大。[戈尔达·梅尔]

humble_体育行业词汇

挫败

打败

humble词源英文解释

Adjective and Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin humilis low, humble, from humus earth; akin to Greek chthōn earth, chamai on the ground

The first known use of humble was in the 13th century

humble儿童词典英英释义

ice1 of 2noun

frozen water

a sheet of frozen water

skating on the ice

a state of coldness (as in personal behavior)

a substance resembling ice

a frozen dessert usually made with sweetened fruit juice

ice2 of 2verb

to coat or become coated with ice

to chill with ice

to cover with icing

hurt1 of 2verb

to cause physical pain to

to do harm to : damage

to cause mental suffering to : offend

the teasing hurts me

hamper entry 1

injuries hurt our chances of winning

to feel or cause pain

my tooth hurts

hurt2 of 2noun

a cause of injury or damage

a physical injury or wound

physical pain

mental distress : suffering

wrong entry 1 sense 1, harm

hurt1 of 2verb

to cause physical pain to

to do harm to : damage

to cause mental suffering to : offend

the teasing hurts me

hamper entry 1

injuries hurt our chances of winning

to feel or cause pain

my tooth hurts

hurt2 of 2noun

a cause of injury or damage

a physical injury or wound

physical pain

mental distress : suffering

wrong entry 1 sense 1, harm

hurry1 of 2verb

to carry or cause to go with haste

hurry the child to the hospital

to move or act with haste

had to hurry to arrive in time

to urge on to greater speed : prod

to hasten the doing of

hurry a repair job

hurry2 of 2noun

great speedespecially: unnecessary haste

a state of eagerness or urgency : rush

hunt1 of 2verb

to seek out and chase (game) for food or sport

hunt squirrel

to use in hunting game

hunts a pack of dogs

to chase in order to capture

to search out : look for : seek

hunting for my gloves

to drive or chase especially by repeated attacks

hunt a criminal out of town

to search through looking for prey

hunts the woods

hunt2 of 2noun

the action, the practice, or an instance of hunting

a group of huntersespecially: a group of hunters on horseback and their hunting dogs

hunt1 of 2verb

to seek out and chase (game) for food or sport

hunt squirrel

to use in hunting game

hunts a pack of dogs

to chase in order to capture

to search out : look for : seek

hunting for my gloves

to drive or chase especially by repeated attacks

hunt a criminal out of town

to search through looking for prey

hunts the woods

hunt2 of 2noun

the action, the practice, or an instance of hunting

a group of huntersespecially: a group of hunters on horseback and their hunting dogs

humiliateverb

to cause a loss of pride or self-respect : humble

humble1 of 2adjective

modest or meek in spirit or manner : not proud or bold

humble apology

low in rank or status

a humble position

humble2 of 2verb

to make humble in spirit or manner

to destroy the power or influence of

humbled the enemy with a crushing attack

humble 例句

1 Always practise with a sincere and humble spirit.

练习时永远保持一份友善及谦逊的态度.

2 We must do good rather than evil, on however humble a scale.

勿因善小而不为,勿因恶小而为之。

3 Our humble family early embraced the reformed religion.

我们这个地位低下的人家很早就投入了宗教改革运动.

4 Nor— coming from a humble background—could he automatically be expected to have a confident grasp of classical rhetoric.

5 "It is too bad the fish swims in such a humble home," one of the magistrate's assistants said.

6 In my humble opinion , you were in the wrong.

依拙见,你错了。

7 Her humble suggestion is that we review the data more carefully.

8 “Doña Veronica was the first restaurant who picked our humble farm over the larger chains. The gratitude we have for her can never be repaid.”

9 The world champion was humbled last night in three rounds.

这位世界冠军昨晚三个回合就被轻松击败。

10 Raggedy-behind squirts of sixteen and seventeen would be giving him their merciless pity out of their eyes while their mouths said something humble.

11 She's not ashamed of her humble beginnings.

12 We have to be a humble, pilgrim church.

我们必须是个谦逊的 、 朝圣的教会.

13 “When we strove to be unselfish, humble, industrious, friendly, and ready to help others, all this was only with regard to our own people,” she said.

14 Birds and bats, toads and cats, slimy and scaly, noble and humble.

15 “Oh, yes! He always finds what is lost! He has found piggies, and now he finds a great cauldron of wicked doings and brewings! Kind master will honor humble Gurgi!”

16 Never have I been made to feel more humble and unworthy.

17 “What a lovely surprise. I am Madame Edith, headmistress of your new home. Welcome to our humble establishment.”

18 Too many readers are intimidated and humbled by what they can’t understand, and in some cases that’s precisely the effect the writer is after.

19 She shows me a stone monument, like a proud claim staked upon the humble chapel.

20 “Well, thank you, sir. Your most humble servant. My apologies for the disturbance.”

humble 同义词

8 使谦卑

afflict

20 使卑下

abase bring low

24 不大

insubstantial

27 不大的

insubstantial

29 谦让的

decent retiring

34 规模小的

small

35 卑贱的

ignoble base small low menial

36 不起眼的

small-time

41 微贱的

obscure low wretched

humble 短语相关

eat humble pie from humble origins humble-bee humble-brag humble oneself humble pie of humble origin(s)

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