He found it demeaning to work for his former employee.
他觉得为自己以前的雇员工作有失体面。
1.“demean”的现在分词
1.demeaning behavior or treatment makes people have less respect for you
1.The present participle of demean
1.Then for a number of African Americans the strategy of the Civil Rights Movenent was beginning to appear demeaning and even irrelevant.
对于一些非裔美国人来说，民权运动的策略开始逐渐的被贬低，甚至是无关。
2.Managing director Roger French said: "A lady complained to us that she thought the language used by a driver was demeaning to her. "
总经理罗杰•弗兰齐说：“有位女士向我们投诉，她认为司机使用这样的语言对她是种侮辱。”
3.He found it demeaning to ask his wife to support the family.
他觉得让妻子来养家餬口有损他的面子。
4.These tasks are not demeaning -- and if you refuse to do them, others may resent you for your refusal to pitch in around the office.
做这些工作并不会贬低自己--相反，如果你拒绝做这些事情，别人就可能因你对办公室内的事情不热心而对你不满。
5.The operation itself was navigated easily enough, even if some of the side-effects were demeaning and the recovery slower than I had hoped.
虽然一些副作用令我难堪而且恢复速度也没有我期望的快，但手术本身非常顺利。
6.Boccaccio's treatment of sexual relations is often graphic, often witty, but never demeaning.
薄伽丘对性关系的处理经常是生动细致地描绘，经常是风趣诙谐的，但从不自贬身份。
7.I don't compare unfavorably to Chris Paul as a diss on Williams, just as I wouldn't be demeaning Carlos Boozer to say he's no Karl Malone.
我并没有很不利地将克里斯。保罗与威廉姆斯相比，就像我不会贬低卡洛斯。布泽尔，说他比不上卡尔。马龙。
8.He just kept glaring at Alex who was definitely aware of his demeaning eyes and looked so nervous in his seat.
他只是不停地在Alex明显谁是贬低他的眼睛肯定知道，直视着他的座位很紧张。
9.Guys tend to let the confidence of a one-night stand inflate their egos, sometimes in a demeaning way.
男人通常因为一夜情带来的自信而自我膨胀，有时会甚至会伤害到对方。
10.If you know you are right and you present your comments as matters of fact, then you won't feel the need to be demeaning or belittling.
如果你知道你是正确的，你把你的看法作为事实来展示，那么你就不会感到有必要去屈尊或是轻视别人。