cheapens

英 [ˈtʃiːpənz]

美 [ˈtʃiːpənz]

v.  使丧失威信; 使贬低; 降低…的价格; 使贬值; 贬低
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柯林斯词典

• VERB 使有失身价;使降低身份;使贬值
  If somethingcheapensa person or thing, it lowers their reputation or position.
  1. When America boycotted the Moscow Olympics it cheapened the medals won...
     美国抵制莫斯科奥运会的行为使金牌的含金量降低了。
  2. Love is a word cheapened by overuse.
     “爱”这个字眼用得太滥不值钱了。

双语例句

• In my view, it cheapens life when the costs of interventions set the priorities, especially when so many millions of people continue to be infected with HIV.
  在我看来，以干预措施的费用来确定轻重缓急，尤其是还有数百万人仍在继续受到艾滋病毒感染之时，这是对生命的一种践踏。
• Now, some people feel that making money from your blog cheapens the content.
  现在，有些人认为，从您的博客的钱贱卖的内容。
• In the paired samples and independent samples, when the sellers are state-owned shares or corporate shares, the regression results are negative. It shows that state-owned assets may be cheapens.
  在配对样本和独立样本中，当卖方股权性质为国有股或者国有法人股时，回归系数皆为负，表明可能存在国有资产贱卖的情形。
• Constant complaining cheapens you.
  不断的抱怨会贬损你的身价。
• There's a sense plastic cheapens the product, so we'll have to see if there's consumer acceptance.
  有一种说法，就是塑料酒瓶会使产品显得廉价，所以我们得看看消费者的意向如何。
• Because he cheapens us all.
  因为他使我们大家掉价。