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dignify 【DIGNIFY】They dignified her job by giving her a special title. 他们加给她一个特殊的头衔以示尊崇她的工作。【重点词汇】dignify v. 使尊荣 反: degrade

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['dɪɡnɪfaɪ] 
dignifyconfer dignity or honor upon
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.
All forms of 'dignify' will appear on average once every 388 pages.undignifieddignifieddignifydignifying

Front	dignify
Pron	['dɪɡnɪfaɪ]
Back	【DIGNIFY】 They dignified her job by giving her a special title. 他们加给她一个特殊的头衔以示尊崇她的工作。【重点词汇】 dignify v. 使尊荣反: degrade
Vocab	dignifyconfer dignity or honor upon 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. All forms of 'dignify' will appear on average once every 388 pages. undignified dignified dignify dignifying

Dignify Honor Respect Dignity Dɪɡnɪfaɪ Dignified Job Giving