disparaging

英 [dɪˈspærɪdʒɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈspærɪdʒɪŋ]

adj.  贬低的;诋毁的;轻蔑的
v.  贬低; 轻视
disparage的现在分词

BNC.19195 / COCA.19313

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 贬低的;诋毁的;轻蔑的
  If you aredisparagingabout someone or something, or makedisparagingcomments about them, you say things which show that you do not have a good opinion of them.
  1. He was critical of the people, disparaging of their crude manners...
     他对那些人很有看法，看不起他们粗俗的举止。
  2. The Minister was alleged to have made disparaging remarks about the rest of the Cabinet.
     据说这位部长发表了一些贬低其他内阁成员的言论。

英英释义

adj

• expressive of low opinion
  1. derogatory comments
  2. disparaging remarks about the new house
  Synonym:derogativederogatory

双语例句

• Not only do Carolina's dire daily circumstances remain unchanged, but she quickly finds success to be a bitter pill when the favela fills with disparaging talk of her motives.
  不仅南卡罗来纳州的可怕的日常情况下保持不变，但她很快发现是一个成功的苦果时，贫民窟填补与诋毁谈论她的动机。
• She didn't like her colleagues and often made disparaging comments about them.
  她不喜欢她的同事，经常对他们有许多轻蔑的评论。
• The Minister was alleged to have made disparaging remarks about the rest of the Cabinet.
  据说这位部长发表了一些贬低其他内阁成员的言论。
• Without making disparaging remarks about other families'habits, let your kids know that fruits and vegetables come first in your family.
  不要发表关于其他家庭习惯的毁谤评论，让你的孩子知道在你的家庭，水果和蔬菜位列第一。
• He had been making disparaging remarks about otto's talents.
  他一直在发表贬低奥托才能的评论。
• Used as a disparaging term for a jew.
  犹太佬用作对犹太人的侮辱性词句。
• Nobody makes a big deal about disparaging English food because they're white.
  对于英国食物的蔑视没人在乎，只因为他们是白人。
• Used as a disparaging term for a person one dislikes or finds extremely disagreeable.
  用于指某人不喜欢或极其讨厌的人的贬义用语。
• Chinese antitrust officials are aware that some of their decisions have generated disparaging global comment, which they see as largely unfair.
  中国反垄断官员知道，自己的一些决定招致了国际社会的非议，在他们看来，这很大程度上有失公平。
• I don't mean to come across as disparaging to any of these students.
  我并非有意要轻视这其中任何一位学生。