to light low and variants: to suffer misfortune or adversity; to be degraded or humiliated; to be brought low. Obsolete.
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释义 | the mind > emotion > humility > humiliation > be humiliated [verb (intransitive)] (7) to light lowc1225 to light low and variants: to suffer misfortune or adversity; to be degraded or humiliated; to be brought low. Obsolete. to lie lowa1275 To lie on or below the ground, or another surface; to lie prostrate or dead, to be buried; to lie down; to crouch, keep low; (of a structure) to be… to carry (also bear) coalsa1529 to carry (also bear) coals: to do degrading or menial work; (hence figurative) to submit to humiliating or insulting treatment. Obsolete (archaic in… to eat the (or one's) leek1600 to eat the (or one's) leek: to submit to humiliation under compulsion (in allusion to the Shakespeare passage below). to lose caste1828 to lose caste: to be ostracized from or censured by one's caste, typically for behaviour considered unacceptable to that group; to lose the… to eat dirt1857 Phrases. to eat dirt: to submit to degrading treatment; also (U.S.) humiliating confession or retractation. Proverb. ‘Every man must eat a peck of… Subcategories:— employ humiliating tactics (1) |
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