Übersetzungen für „dignify“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

dig·ni·fy <-ie-> [ˈdɪgnɪfaɪ] VERB trans

to dignify sth

etw Würde verleihen

it would be a crime to dignify this rhyme with the label of poetry

es wäre eine Schande, diese Zeilen in den Rang eines Gedichts zu erheben

to dignify an occasion

einem festlichen Ereignis Glanz verleihen

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to dignify an occasion

einem festlichen Ereignis Glanz verleihen

it would be a crime to dignify this rhyme with the label of poetry

es wäre eine Schande, diese Zeilen in den Rang eines Gedichts zu erheben

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Englisch

The idea of dignifying commonplace objects in this way was originally a shocking challenge to the accepted distinction between what was considered "art" as opposed to "not art".

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I didn't dignify it with a response -- she was known for her sharp remarks.

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It is devoid of sentimentality and dignifies the subject.

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His poems join skeptical intelligence and emotional sincerity, in a way that dignifies all of our attempts to make sense of the world and of ourselves.

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I will not dignify the wild charges made against me... by either denying or admitting them.

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It takes courage to love and trust, and courage to part in a way that dignifies the feelings you once had.

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I'm not going to dignify those other items on the list by calling them games.

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Perhaps they did not want to dignify the rants contained in his article.

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You have to dignify the office.

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It was created to dignify and improve the quality of life of people affected by natural disasters, wars, etc.

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