Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Humiliate"

A: @howra
Thank you
It is an excellent example 😄

A: your judgement is your ability to make decisions. So for example if someone says they think you have poor judgement of means they think you usually make the wrong decision. Conversely, if they say they trust your judgement then they think they you make good decisions and will likely follow after what you do.

A: What you wrote means you were humiliated for the girl. You did it for the girl, not the girl humiliated you.

Say, "I was humiliated by the girl." for past tense.

For present tense, "I am humiliated by the girl." Which means the girl is humiliating you.

A: To make a fool of someone

A: "The boy wanted to humiliate the girl in front of her friends."
"I was humiliated when I slipped and fell in front of everyone."
"They looked very embarrassed and I could tell they were humiliated."

A: how could you humiliate me like that.

A: "The teacher humiliated me in front of the entire class by showing my bad test score."

A: @Cyneless: "dont humiliate me" "thats humiliating" "i wouldn't want to be humiliated like that!"

A: To humiliate means to make somebody feel very embarrassed

Shame means the unpleasant feeling of guilt and embarrassment that you get when you have done something stupid or morally wrong; the ability to have this feeling .

Eg: I hope I don't humiliate myself during the presentation

It’s a damn shame what happened to him

A: When ‘shame’ is causing uncomfortable feeling and being ashamed for unpredictable mistake/accident, ‘humiliate’ has a deeper meaning. ‘Humiliate’ is underestimating other people, making someone ashamed and hurtinh them by injuring their dignity.

A: "humiliate" has more of a feeling like you are doing it Infront of other people. "degrade" feels more like to their face, but I think in most cases they can be used interchangeably.
"I humiliated him in front of his friends by showing them his baby photos."
"I degraded him by calling him names."

A: 程度の違いです。Humiliateはすごくembarrassという意味です。

例えば、数年前にサッカー試合でドイツは8ー0でブラジルに勝った。

Germany humiliated Brazil at the World Cup, winning 8-0.

パワハラする上司は、誰かが病気で1日でも休んだ場合、次の日にみんなの前で土下座をさせる。

The boss, who is prone to power harassment, humiliates employees by forcing them to dogeza in front of everyone if they take even a single sick day.

A: Identical!

Whether you can use "to", "~ing" or either one depends on the first verb. In this case, with "love" either one is acceptable. There is no rule, it's different for each verb.

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A: Humiliate=embarrass
she humiliated me by showing my baby pictures to my classmates

A: humiliate means apamaan.example_agar aap apne friend ke saath ek party jaathe ho ..tab vah nashe pe aisa vaisa baath karega ..tab sab log aapko hi dekhega ..tab aapko humiliate hoga

A: "Don't humiliate yourself" is fine, but "Don't embarrass yourself" sounds more natural.