disparagement

disparagement

美 [d?'spær?d?m?nt] 　英 [d?'spær?d?m?nt]

• n.蔑視；貶低；輕視
• 網絡輕蔑；毀謗；輕視貶低

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provoked at such a disparagement of her powers, the old frog made one more trial , and burst herself indeed.

老青蛙看到自己的力氣受到輕視很是激怒，于是又鼓了一下氣，果然這次脹破了自己。

I speak by way of disparagement, as though we had been weak. Yet whereinsoever any is bold (I speak in foolishness), I am bold also.

我說這話是羞辱自己，好像我們從前是軟弱的。然而，人在何事上勇敢，（我說句愚妄話，）我也勇敢。

Furthermore, Christianity's disparagement of passions, particularly the sexual ones, lowered the believer's general state of vitality.

另外，基督教還蔑視激情，尤其是與性有關的，從總體上壓抑信徒的生命力。

Disparagement of Washington is always in rhetorical fashion.

對于演說家而言，貶低華盛頓始終是一種時髦。

The objective conditions, such as the honor, shame, praise and disparagement, have no influence on him.

客觀條件的榮辱與褒貶等都不能影響他。

Shall not intentionally expose the student to embarrassment or disparagement.

不準故意使學生受到尷尬或蔑視。

As my colleague Dan Primack reported on Friday, Bartz's Yahoo employment contract has a non-disparagement clause.

我的同事丹?普里馬克周五的一篇報道稱，在巴茨與雅虎集團的雇傭合同里，包含非貶低條款。

Cor. 11: 21 By way of self-disparagement I say this, Supposedly we ourselves were weak.

林后十一21我自賤的說，我們從前太軟弱了！