trivialise

trivialise

美 ['tr?vi?la?z] 　英 ['tr?vi?la?z]

• v.使顯得瑣碎（或不重要、不難等）；輕視
• 網絡輕巧兼零碎化

例句

She told me she would never trivialise my pain, that it must have been horrible for me, and that it was just as valid a reason as hers.

她告訴我她不會在我的傷口上撒鹽，那個曾經讓我恐懼的傷口，而這只是作為她的一個有效地理由。

The authorities "trivialise" right-wing violence, says Hajo Funke, who studies it.

研究這一問題的哈尤?馮克說，有關當局將右翼的暴行“大事化小”。

Scientific knowledge of climate change, he says, is "something we distort and trivialise at our peril" .

他說，關于氣候變化的科學知識是“一種被我們扭曲和輕視的東西，我們也將自食其果。”