degrade

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• Canada, US: /dɪˈɡɹeɪd/
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• Canada, US: /diˈɡɹeɪd/
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• Australian: /dɪˈɡɹæɪd/
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From Middle French dégrader.

50 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: понижавам (ponižavam) — to lower in value or social position
• Bulgarian: разжалвам (razžalvam) — to lower in value or social position
• Catalan: degradar — to lower in value or social position
• Czech: degradovat — to lower in value or social position
• Finnish: alentaa — to lower in value or social position
• German: degradieren — to lower in value or social position
• German: herabstufen — to lower in value or social position
• German: herunterstufen — to lower in value or social position
• German: herabsetzen — to lower in value or social position
• Hungarian: lealacsonyít — to lower in value or social position
• Hungarian: degradál — to lower in value or social position
• Irish: ísligh — to lower in value or social position
• Italian: degradare — to lower in value or social position
• Ladino: enkorkovarse — to lower in value or social position
• Latin: obterō — to lower in value or social position
• Māori: whakapāpaku — to lower in value or social position
• Portuguese: degradar — to lower in value or social position
• Sanskrit: भ्रंशते (bhraṃśate) — to lower in value or social position
• Spanish: degradar — to lower in value or social position
• Swedish: degradera — to lower in value or social position
• Swedish: nedvärdera — to lower in value or social position
• Ottoman Turkish: آشاغیلامق (aşağılamak) — to lower in value or social position
• Welsh: diraddio — to lower in value or social position
• Arabic: تَرَدَّى (taraddā) — to reduce in quality or purity
• Bulgarian: упадам (upadam) — to reduce in quality or purity
• Bulgarian: деградирам (degradiram) — to reduce in quality or purity
• Bulgarian: разлагам се (razlagam se) — to reduce in quality or purity
• Catalan: degradar — to reduce in quality or purity
• Czech: znehodnotit — to reduce in quality or purity
• Dutch: degraderen — to reduce in quality or purity
• Dutch: aftakelen — to reduce in quality or purity
• Dutch: vervallen — to reduce in quality or purity
• Finnish: heikentää — to reduce in quality or purity
• Finnish: alentaa — to reduce in quality or purity
• German: vermindern — to reduce in quality or purity
• German: abbauen — to reduce in quality or purity
• Hungarian: lealacsonyodik — to reduce in quality or purity
• Hungarian: degradálódik — to reduce in quality or purity
• Hungarian: bomlik — to reduce in quality or purity
• Hungarian: elbomlik — to reduce in quality or purity
• Hungarian: lebomlik — to reduce in quality or purity
• Italian: degradarsi — to reduce in quality or purity
• Portuguese: degradar — to reduce in quality or purity
• Spanish: degradar — to reduce in quality or purity
• Welsh: diraddio — to reduce in quality or purity
• German: erodieren — to reduce in altitude or magnitude, as hills and mountains; to wear down
• Hungarian: erodálódik — to reduce in altitude or magnitude, as hills and mountains; to wear down
• Hungarian: elkopik — to reduce in altitude or magnitude, as hills and mountains; to wear down
• Portuguese: erodir — to reduce in altitude or magnitude, as hills and mountains; to wear down
• Portuguese: desgastar — to reduce in altitude or magnitude, as hills and mountains; to wear down