cheap·en [ˈtʃi:pən] 动词 trans
1. cheapen (reduce price):
- to cheapen sth
- etw verbilligen [o. billiger [o. 瑞 günstiger] machen]
2. cheapen (degrade):
- to cheapen sb
- jdn schlechtmachen
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
I didn't want this one to sound anything like the first, because that would have cheapened it.
en.wikipedia.org From project initiation to completion, project cost management has an objective to simplify and cheapen the project experience.
en.wikipedia.org The mixed score was because if many more tenuous releases see the light of day there's a danger of that impression being cheapened.
en.wikipedia.org Her silence hits the ground like thuds and words would only cheapen the moment.
en.wikipedia.org She believed it cheapened... the high plane to which a passport had been raised.
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