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mortifications

/mɔːrtɪfɪˈkeɪʃənz/

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noun

羞辱，屈辱

The act of mortifying.

Examples :

"Maria's repeated stumbles during the dance recital caused her many mortifications. "

玛丽亚在舞蹈表演中一再地绊倒，让她感到非常丢脸和难堪。

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noun

羞辱，耻辱。

A sensation of extreme shame or embarrassment.

Examples :

"The student's mortifications were obvious after tripping and spilling his lunch all over the cafeteria floor. "

那个学生绊倒后把午饭洒了一地，食堂里到处都是，他那份羞愧难当的表情，大家都看得清清楚楚。

mind sensation emotion suffering character

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noun

坏疽，组织坏死

The death of part of the body.

Examples :

"The doctor explained that the black areas on his foot were mortifications, meaning parts of the tissue had died due to lack of blood flow. "

医生解释说，他脚上的黑色区域是坏疽，也就是组织坏死，因为缺乏血液供应导致部分组织已经死亡。

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noun

羞辱，屈辱，苦修。

A bringing under of the passions and appetites by a severe or strict manner of living.

Examples :

"Her daily mortifications, such as refusing dessert and waking before dawn for prayer, were part of her spiritual discipline. "

她每天克制欲望的苦修，比如拒绝甜点和黎明前起床祈祷，是她灵修的一部分。

philosophy religion moral mind soul character

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noun

捐赠，遗赠。

A bequest to a charitable institution.

Examples :

"The university gratefully acknowledged the generous mortifications that established a new scholarship fund for underprivileged students. "

大学感激地确认了慷慨的捐赠/遗赠，这些捐赠设立了新的贫困学生奖学金基金。

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