If you're "eating humble pie," you're submitting to something below your dignity or admitting that you're wrong. It refers to eating a meal for the poor.
如果你“吃了低級(jí)的派”（eating humble pie），這說(shuō)明你為了低下的事而屈尊，或承認(rèn)錯(cuò)誤。該短語(yǔ)的意思是吃了一餐窮人的食物。

"Numbles" once meant the loin of an animal, so a numble pie was a British meat pie made with the loins of animals. The phrase evolved from "a numble pie" to "an umble pie" over time.
過(guò)去numbles（內(nèi)臟）在英國(guó)指動(dòng)物腰部的肉，因此內(nèi)臟派是用動(dòng)物腰肉做的肉餡餅。久而久之a(chǎn) numble pie就演變成了an umble pie。

Because umble pie was eaten by people in lower social strata or in humble situations, and because the words "umble" and "humble" sound so similar, the phrase was born.
因?yàn)閮?nèi)臟餡餅是社會(huì)等級(jí)低的人或卑微的人吃的食物，而且單詞umble和humble聽(tīng)起來(lái)很像，所以才演變?yōu)閑ating humble pie。