humble

動詞

UK/ˈhʌm.bᵊl/
US/ˈhʌm.bᵊl/

定義 humble 動詞

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    to make someone understand that they are not as important or special as they thought

    使自慚;使自形穢

    • He felt humbled by the child's immense generosity.

      他因孩子的巨大慷慨而感到謙卑。

    • He was humbled by the incisive arguments of his opponent in the debate.

      他在辯論中被對手的尖銳論點所折服。

    • The setback humbled him and gave him a more realistic view of his abilities.

      這次挫折讓他謙卑,並讓他對自己的能力有了更現實的看法。

形容詞

UK/ˈhʌm.bᵊl/
US/ˈhʌm.bᵊl/

定義 humble 形容詞

  1. C2

    not proud or not believing that you are important

    謙虛的;謙遜的

    • She is very humble about her accomplishments.

      她對自己的成就非常謙虛。

    • Despite his talents, he maintained a humble attitude.

      儘管他才華橫溢,他仍保持著謙遜的態度。

    • He accepted the award with humble grace.

      他以謙遜的姿態接受了這個獎項。

  2. C2

    poor or of a low social rank

    地位低下的;出身卑微的

    • He rose from humble beginnings to the peak of his career.

      他從卑微的出身一路攀升到事業的巔峰。

    • She came from a humble family, but she never forgot her roots.

      她出身於一個平凡的家庭,但從未忘記自己的根。

    • The town has a humble and understated charm.

      這個小鎮有一種樸實無華的魅力。

  3. ordinary; not special or very important

    普通的;不起眼的

    • He runs a humble little grocery store.

      他經營一家普通的小雜貨店。

    • Welcome to our humble dwelling.

      歡迎來到我們簡陋的住所。

    • It's a humble, but functional office.

      這是一間簡陋但功能齊全的辦公室。