1.侮辱,凌辱
2.〈古〉攻击,袭击
3.损害
1.侮辱
1.an offensive remark; something that seems to show a lack of respect for someone or something
1.to say or do something offensive
1.An idiot hope struck me that they might think I withdrew my money from the bank because the bank clerk had insulted me.
我当时竟然傻乎乎地希望，他们会认为，我从银行取走钱，主要是因为银行职员侮辱了我。
2.I meant no harm by my remark, but she flared up at me as though I had insulted her.
我的话并没有恶意，可是她却对我大发其火，仿佛我侮辱了她似的。
3.Raoul felt very insulted and said, "If you do not remember me, then I would like to speak to you in private. "
拉乌尔觉得受到了侮辱，他说：“如果你不记得我了，我想和你私下谈谈。”
4.Insulted, Du Fu left the city to the outskirts and lying on the ridges of the field, poured out his sentiments towards Heaven.
杜甫蒙受羞辱，就出城到郊外，仰躺在田埂上对天浩叹。
5.He insulted me, cutting me to the core with a comparison to a person who had caused me a great deal of pain and anguish.
他侮辱我，消减我的核心，就像一个曾经带给我极大的疼痛和痛苦的人。
6.And, like most teachers, I would have felt insulted by the proposal if it had been made.
而且，与大多数教师一样，如果真有人向我做出上述暗示，我会感到自己受到了侮辱。
7.I've been hit, insulted, spat upon, and abused - the only reason I stick around is to see what happens next.
我曾经被打倒过，被侮辱过，被吐过口水，被虐待过——我还不走的原因就是我想知道下一步如何。
8.I never got angry at him, I never insulted him. And I got my equipment when I needed it.
我从来不跟他发脾气，从来不侮辱他。这样一来，我什么时候需要器材便不成问题了。
9.In the midst of all this the president sacked the defence minister after he insulted some of her closest aides in an interview.
在这期间巴西国防部长因“口无遮拦”批评她最亲密的助手而被总统撤职。
10.I seemed to be seated by the head of my great, insulted Motherland, who lay there in the dust before me, disconsolate, shorn of her glory.
我好像是坐在伟大的、受到侮辱的祖国的母亲的头上，她就横卧在我前面的尘土里，因她那以往的荣誉被剥夺了而黯然神伤。