slightingly

美 [s'la?t??l?] 　英 [s'la?t??l?]

• adv.輕視
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)輕視地

英漢解釋

adv.

1. 輕視

例句

If I were to hear anyone speak slightingly of you, I should fire up in a moment.

如果我聽見誰言語間瞧不起你，我會立刻火冒三丈。

If I wished to think slightingly of any body's children, it should not be of my own, however.

要是我呀，什么人的孩子我都可以看不起，可是我決不會看不起自己的孩子。

One should not think slightingly of the paradoxical.

人們不應(yīng)該輕視自相矛盾的東西。

If he had any thought of living, he could not have said that in that slightingly cold tone.

假使他還想活下去，他是不會用冷冷的傷人的口氣說出這句話來的。

Obama described Putin slightingly last week as having "one foot in the past" .

而奧巴馬在上周曾輕蔑地把普京描述為“一只腳還停在過去”的人。

Men spoke highly of Khakassia's soil, which was rich, and slightingly of its climate, which was unsettled and dry.

人們都推崇哈卡斯肥沃的土壤，而不滿意它那變化多端而干燥的氣候。