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1 humiliation
nounDemütigung, die* * ** * *hu·milia·tion[hju:ˌmɪliˈeɪʃən]he couldn't hide his \humiliation in this matter er konnte nicht verbergen, dass er sich in dieser Sache zurückgesetzt fühltemuch to my \humiliation I must admit my mistake sehr zu meiner Schande muss ich meinen Fehler eingestehen* * *[hjuː"mIlI'eISən]nDemütigung f, Erniedrigung f; (because of one's own actions) Beschämung f no plmuch to my humiliation — sehr zu meiner Schande or Beschämung
she couldn't hide her humiliation — sie konnte das Gefühl der Demütigung/Beschämung nicht verbergen
the result is a humiliation for the prime minister — das Ergebnis ist eine demütigende Niederlage für den Premierminister
* * ** * *nounDemütigung, die* * *n.Beschämung f.Erniedrigung f. -
2 humiliation
hu·milia·tion [hju: ˌmɪliʼeɪʃən] nhe couldn't hide his \humiliation in this matter er konnte nicht verbergen, dass er sich in dieser Sache zurückgesetzt fühlte;much to my \humiliation I must admit my mistake sehr zu meiner Schande muss ich meinen Fehler eingestehen -
3 mortification
noun(humiliation) Beschämung, die* * *[-fi-]noun die Demütigung* * *mor·ti·fi·ca·tion[ˌmɔ:tɪfɪˈkeɪʃən, AM ˌmɔ:rt̬ə-]to feel great \mortification at sth etw als große Schmach empfinden\mortification of passions Abtötung f von Begierden* * *["mOːtIfI'keISən]n1) Beschämung f; (= embarrassment) äußerste Verlegenheit; (= humiliation) Demütigung fmuch to his mortification, she... — er empfand es als sehr beschämend, dass sie...; (embarrassment) es war ihm äußerst peinlich, dass sie...; (humiliation) er empfand es als eine Schmach, dass sie...
I discovered to my mortification that I had made a mistake —
because of her mortification at what had happened he felt great mortification at being rejected — weil ihr das, was geschehen war, so überaus peinlich war er empfand es als eine Schmach or Schande, dass er nicht angenommen wurde
* * *mortification [ˌmɔː(r)tıfıˈkeıʃn] s1. Demütigung f, Kränkung f2. Ärger m, Verdruss m:to one’s mortification zu seinem Verdruss3. Kasteiung f4. Abtötung f (von Leidenschaften)5. MED Absterben n, Nekrose f* * *noun(humiliation) Beschämung, die* * *n.Demütigung f.
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