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小知识
To dignify is to grant nobility or respect to something. Dignifying raises the status of things.
Dignity is a quality of honor and respect, so to dignify is to give greater respect and honor to something or someone. The presence of the President would dignify a military ceremony. Medals are given to dignify soldiers. Treating people with respect and taking them seriously dignifies them. Often, this word is used in a negative sense, as in “I wouldn't dignify him with an answer!” That means the speaker doesn't feel the person asking the question deserves respect.
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词根词缀
词根: dign
=worthy/noble,表示”值得,高贵”
adj.
condign [惩罚]应得的,相当的con大家+dign值得→大家都觉得应该惩罚
indignant 愤慨的,愤慨不平的in不+dign高贵的+ant表形容词→[因发脾气]不高贵的
n.
dignitary 权贵, 高官, 高僧dign值得,高贵+itary表示总称”人”→高贵之人
dignity [举止,态度等的]庄严,端庄;尊贵,高贵dign值得,高贵+ity表名词→n.[举止,态度等的]庄严,端庄;尊贵,高贵
indignation 愤怒,愤慨indignant[[adj.愤慨的,愤慨不平的]]础鷑.愤怒,愤慨
indignity 侮辱,伤害尊严,轻蔑in不+dign值得,高贵+ity表名词→不高贵
v.
dignify 使高贵, 使显赫dign值得,高贵+ify……化→v.使高贵, 使显赫