Traductions de „demean“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

demean [dɪˈmi:n] VERBE trans

to demean oneself/sb

poniżać [perf poniżyć] się/kogoś

to demean oneself by doing sth

zniżać [perf zniżyć] się do zrobienia czegoś

Expressions couramment utilisées avec demean

to demean oneself/sb

poniżać [perf poniżyć] się/kogoś

to demean oneself by doing sth

zniżać [perf zniżyć] się do zrobienia czegoś

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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He was later cleared of demeaning a patriotic symbol.

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Not only does it demean those slept with, it demeans the sleeper who becomes reduced to a mere vulgar fraction himself.

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She felt it demeaned her work and ability as an architect.

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Offensive language is any terminology that demeans, excludes, or stereotypes people for any reason.

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This does not demean his approach to crime, however.

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The overall effect is to demean, and few men or institutions went into this book but came out poorer.

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Arguments against include the opinion that it puts the focus on the adults experience of events and demeans that of the adoptee.

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I really can not understand the behaviour of anybody who insults or demeans anyone.

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All terminology can be used to demean or diminish, uplift or embrace.

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One resident raised an objection at the meeting, saying the name demeans and degrades women.

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