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dignify美 ['dɪɡnɪ.faɪ] 英 ['dɪɡnɪfaɪ] - v.使有尊严；使崇高；使显贵；使增辉
- 网络使高贵；使有威严；使尊贵
第三人称单数：dignifies 现在分词：dignifying 过去式：dignified v. exalt,distinguish,grace,honour,glorify 1. | ~ sb/sth 使有尊严；使崇高；使显贵；使增辉to make sb/sth seem impressive |
| The mayor was there to dignify the celebrations. 市长的光临为庆祝活动增辉。 |
2. | ~ sth 使显得堂皇；抬高…的身价；美化to make sth appear important when it is not really |
| I'm not going to dignify his comments by reacting to them. 我才不会理睬他的评论以抬高其身价呢。 |
v. | 1. to give honour or an aura of importance to something 2. to treat somebody or something as honourable or worthy of attention when this treatment is undeserved 3. to award an honour to somebody, or raise somebody to noble rank 4. to make something or someone seem more important than they really are 1. to give honour or an aura of importance to something 2. to treat somebody or something as honourable or worthy of attention when this treatment is undeserved 3. to award an honour to somebody, or raise somebody to noble rank 4. to make something or someone seem more important than they really are |
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