cheapened

cheapened

美 [ˈtʃipən] 　英 [ˈtʃiːpən]

• v.(使)跌价；(使)变低级[粗俗]；(使)降低威信[地位]；使损声誉
• 网络减价

词形变化

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

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英汉解释

v.	1. (使)减价,(使)跌价 2. (使)变低级[粗俗];(使)降低威信[地位];使损声誉

英英解释

v.	1. to make something less expensive, or become less expensive, especially in order to save money or increase profits, rather than to give better value 2. to make someone or something seem less valuable or respected or to become lower in quality or reputation

例句

This carry trade, as it is called, has cheapened Japan's currency, much to the chagrin of American carmakers and European policymakers.

这种套息交易使得日圆贬值，而日圆贬值使美国和欧洲汽车制造商和决策者懊恼不以。

he thought computer graphics cheapened the experience by substituting an artist's imagination for the player's.

他认为电脑图形取代了艺术家为游戏玩家所创造的想象空间，降低了游戏的体验度。

It seemed to be her fate to become involved with men whose presence cheapened her.

似乎她命中注定要与那些瞧不起她的男人搅和在一起。

Now every mundane act must be shared with someone else, or else life is somehow cheapened.

现在，世俗行为必须要别人分享，否则，别人的生活也将因此变得低劣。

Living in a sex-saturated society we are used to seeing the image of women cheapened.

在一个色情泛滥的社会里，倍受糟蹋的女性形象已让我们熟视无睹。

It cheapened the regular season, but it's hard to argue with the results.

尽管常规赛有所失色，但最终的结果还是毫无争议的。

parks ' relatives have complained that the sale of extra copies of the obituary programs from her funeral cheapened her name

帕克斯的亲戚申诉说，她葬礼讣告节目的多余拷贝的贱卖有损帕克斯的名声。

by your rudeness you ' ve cheapened yourself in everyone ' s opinion

你举止粗俗，有损你在大家心目中的形象。

the cheapened shorts only cost 10 dollars

大减价的短裤只卖10美元。