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
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
1.But it can be a horrifying and cheapening incident for your daughter or son if you're taking your antagonism out on them.
如果你将怒气出在你的儿子或女儿身上，会另他们感到恐惧和害怕。
2.And far from cheapening life, this sort of research often highlights just how valuable our safer, healthier modern lives really are.
这远非贬低生命的价值，此类研究往往突显出，我们的更安全、健康的现代生活，到底有多么珍贵。
3.Japan is too dependent on exports and its priority should be stimulating domestic demand and ending deflation, not cheapening the yen.
日本过于依赖出口，其优先任务应该是刺激内需并结束通货紧缩，而不是使日元贬值。
4.The much-maligned Cadillac Cimarron, sold through much of the 1980s, was blamed for cheapening Cadillac's image.
20世纪80年代推出的凯迪拉克Cimarron备受争议，被指责说贬低了凯迪拉克的品牌形象。
5.Was Hacker worried about cheapening her brand's image by linking it to cartoon characters?
与卡通人物联手后，哈克是否担心会降低自己品牌的形象？
6.Monetary stimulus works by fooling people into believing the value of money while the central bank is cheapening it.
央行通过欺诈，一方面愚弄百姓，让他们相信货币的价格，一方面却大势印刷钞票。
7.I value plunges a while, you cheapening it is a lifetime.
我掉价是一阵子，你掉价那是一辈子。
8.Cheapening oneself only incurs more disrespect from others.
发贱只能使别人更加地不尊重你。
9.Many bemoan what they see as the cheapening of the area .
许多人都在抱怨，说这片区域在不断自降身价。
10.However, some in the industry are concerned that quick 3-D conversions, if they are visually inferior, could end up cheapening the genre.
然而，业内一些认识担心，3-D版本的快速转换，如果导致视觉效果低劣，可能会让整个影片风格趋于廉价。