to insult, humiliate, or dishonor someone

to humiliate or put someone to shame; to cause someone to suffer dishonor

shame; disgrace; humiliation; a shameful event or thing

honor and disgrace; glory and humiliation; reputation

to insult and revile; to use verbal abuse or humiliate someone

humiliation or disgrace; a state of being insulted

to humiliate, insult, or treat with disrespect; same as [[侮辱|侮辱|wu3 ru3]]

to insult, humiliate, or bully; to assault a woman

to be insulted; to be disgraced; to bear shame or humiliation

To endure humiliation or personal hardship in order to carry out an important mission or fulfill a heavy responsibility

(idiom) a singular and profound shame; a major embarrassment

to successfully carry out an assignment; to live up to one's mission without bringing disgrace to the person who entrusted it to them

Remaining calm regardless of whether one is favored or insulted; describes someone who is indifferent to personal gain or loss.

(idiom) to invite humiliation; to act in a way that results in one's own disgrace or embarrassment

to share both the glory and the shame; used to describe friends or partners who are closely tied together in their fortunes

to treat someone with cruelty and contempt; to insult or humiliate others

to surrender national rights and bring disgrace to the country, often describing the signing of unequal treaties; to surrender territory under humiliating terms

to bring disgrace or shame to; to humiliate; to tarnish a reputation

a scholar-official or person of high principles would rather die than be humiliated; describes having the integrity to sacrifice one's life rather than submit to disgrace

fortunately I have not failed my mission; used to politely report that a task or command has been successfully completed

To bring shame or disgrace upon one's nation or mother country.

The humiliation of being forced to crawl between someone's legs; refers to a story where [[韩信|韓信|han2 xin4]] endured such an insult rather than fight a bully, now used for enduring a great disgrace or insult before achieving success.

to bring disgrace upon or cause someone to suffer shame; to stain someone's reputation

(idiom) To endure disgrace or shame in order to stay alive; to drag out an ignoble existence.

(literary) to fail to accomplish a mission or carry out a command; often used in the polite phrase [[幸不辱命|幸不辱命|xing4 bu4 ru3 ming4]] to indicate success

to beat up and humiliate; to physically assault and insult someone

Knowing how to be satisfied with one's lot ensures that one will not suffer humiliation; derived from the [[老子|老子|lao3 zi5]]

to be anxious whether receiving favors or suffering humiliation; describes a state of mind focused on personal gain and loss

would rather die than suffer humiliation; to value one's honor more than one's life

to humiliate or put to shame; to insult

if the ruler is humiliated, the subordinates must sacrifice their lives for the honor of the lord; a traditional code of loyalty for officials

prosperity and decline, glory and humiliation; used to describe the constant changes and ups and downs of life

(idiom) to bear shame and humiliation; to swallow an insult in order to survive or achieve a goal

Literary idiom used to express loyalty, suggesting that if a ruler is troubled, it is a source of shame for their subordinates; often followed by [[主辱臣死|主辱臣死|zhu3 ru3 chen2 si3]].

to bear insults and disgrace patiently; to swallow one's pride and endure shame

To abandon one's high ideals and suffer personal humiliation to fit in with a corrupt world; to debase oneself and follow the crowd.

to insult someone openly or in public

To brazenly humiliate or insult someone in a public space where other people can see or hear; also used as a noun for undisguised humiliation.

(literary) to cruelly injure or humiliate someone through physical punishment or torture

to insult or humiliate someone in the presence of others

to bear disgrace or endure humiliation

to endure humiliation or personal insults in order to preserve unity or protect the overall situation

(literary) to humiliate or insult; to treat with contempt; to bring disgrace upon

to humiliate or insult; to cause someone to suffer a setback or loss of face

to sexually violate and humiliate; to rape and insult

to attack publicly; to name and shame; to stage a denunciation campaign

the socialist concept of honor and shame, a moral code introduced in 2006 consisting of eight virtues and eight vices

to flog someone and subject them to humiliation

(literary) to use foul and insulting language without restraint; to swear at someone profusely