adj.使人蒙受耻辱的，让人出丑的，丢脸的
v.羞辱，使丧失尊严
humiliate的现在分词

原形：humiliate第三人称单数：humiliates过去式：humiliated过去分词：humiliated现在分词：humiliating

Their empty compliments humiliate him.
他们虚情假意的恭维使他感到羞辱。
We are feeling humiliated.
我们感到羞辱。
He was humiliated in front of his friends when he tripped and spilled his lunch.
他在朋友面前出丑，把午餐洒了一地，感到很丢脸。
The athlete's poor performance led to the public humiliating their expectations.
这位运动员的表现不佳，辜负了公众的期望，让人感到羞辱。
She was humiliated by the boss for making a simple mistake at work.
她在工作中犯了个小错误，被老板羞辱了一番。
His former colleague's success humiliated him, as he had once been considered their equal.
前同事的成功让他深感羞耻，因为他曾认为他们不相上下。
After losing the game, the team was humiliated with a public post-match critique.
输球后，球队受到了公开的赛后批评，颜面尽失。
The prankster decided to embarrass her friend by filling their car with balloons on their birthday.
恶作剧者在朋友生日那天往他们的车里塞满了气球，以此羞辱他们。
The comedian's joke landed poorly, leaving the audience feeling embarrassed for him.
喜剧演员的笑话没引起共鸣，反而让观众为他感到尴尬。
She refused to accept the apology, still feeling humiliated by what had happened at the party.
她拒绝接受道歉，那次聚会上的事件仍让她感到受辱。
The teacher humiliated the student publicly for not completing their homework, which hurt their self-esteem.
老师当众羞辱没有完成作业的学生，伤害了他们的自尊。
The company apologized for the public humiliation their customer experienced due to their faulty product.
公司对客户因产品质量问题所遭受的公开羞辱表示歉意。