pejorative是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 貶損的；輕蔑的

n. 【語】輕蔑語

網絡 帶有輕蔑意義的；退化的；貶低的

變形：

複數：pejoratives  

完整釋義：

adj.

1.退化(貶抑)的
2.惡化的,變壞的;使帶有輕蔑[貶低]意義的

n.

1.【語法】輕蔑語

例句：

1. Because he was small, and little man in four characters two characters " small" is a pejorative term.
   因為他個子小，取人小鬼大四字中兩個字“人小”算是輕蔑的稱呼。

2. I find the whole slant of this article pejorative and misleading.
   我發現，文章的落腳點是偏激的且具有誤導性的。

3. But "fat" is only pejorative when we allow places like the sun bar to tell us that being fat somehow makes us less of a person.
   可是，只有當我們許可像太陽酒吧如許的處所告訴我們，肥胖莫名其妙地讓我們低人一等的時辰，“肥胖”才具有貶義。

4. For my father, who saved or gave away so much of his modest income, the ultimate pejorative was "big spender. "
   我的父親，為了他收入不高的工作保留和放棄很多，這樣做的根本就是他是一個巨大的揮霍者。

5. I balked at that statement because I refuse to accept the belief that work is a pejorative.
   我拒絕這個說法，因為我不願接受工作含有貶義的看法。

6. Although the term "pyramid" may sound rather pejorative, it is true of all pension schemes.
   儘管“老鼠會”這個字眼聽起來很刺耳，但卻道出了所有養老金計劃的本質。

7. Many use the term myth in a pejorative sense to mean that the stories described are not factually true.
   許多人把神話這個詞用作貶義，神話意味着描述的故事事實上是不存在的。

8. Soldiers invent "mildly pejorative terms" to help them blow off steam, Adams says.
   亞當斯說，戰士們發明的“輕度貶義詞”幫助他們對於沒能得到足夠好的裝備而發泄不滿和怨氣。