disdain是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

v. 蔑視；鄙視；鄙棄；不屑（做某事）

n. 蔑視；鄙視；鄙棄

網絡 輕視；輕蔑；藐視

變形：

過去分詞：disdained  現在分詞：disdaining  第三人稱單數：disdains  

完整釋義：

n.

1.輕蔑,鄙視
2.蔑視;輕視
3.傲慢;倨傲

v.

1.輕蔑,鄙視,藐視,瞧不起
2.〔主美〕被輕蔑,遭鄙視
3.不屑做
4.不屑於
5.蔑視;輕視
6.輕視,瞧不起
7.討厭;不喜歡

例句：

1. The receptionist looked at me with disdain when I walked into Suffolk College asking to enrol.
   當我走進薩克福大學，要求報讀時，接待員用輕蔑的眼神看着我。

2. How evil he looked? The face was saturnine and swarthy , and the sensual lips seemed to be twisted with disdain.
   他神氣多凶！他的臉色黝黑而又陰沉，肉感的雙唇彷彿由於鄙夷而扭曲着。

3. What Papanoida did not keep secret was his love of performance art, and his disdain of Chancellor Palpatine's policies.
   帕帕諾伊達沒有隱瞞他對表演藝術的熱愛，和對帕爾帕廷議長政策的蔑視。

4. He felt disdain for worldly pleasures and was totally guileless , like a child. But he had a violent temper.
   他輕蔑世間的歡樂，像孩子一樣地坦率，但脾氣暴躁。

5. Shylock is a tormented character but is also a tormenter, so whether he is to be viewed with disdain or sympathy is up to the reader.
   因此，如何看待他，是蔑視還是同情，這取決於讀者自己的觀感。

6. Even westerners, with the benefit of a bit of Chinese efficiency, disdain the weakness of the democratic system.
   即使是西方人，當他們感受到中國式效率的一點好處時，就會蔑視民主體制里的弱點。

7. Einstein was interpreted as a relativist by many (including some whose disdain fueled their anti-Semitism. ) This was not the case.
   在許多人（包括對他存在蔑視而帶有反猶太者的一些人）看來，愛因斯坦是相對論者。

8. there were twenty other monuments, which did not disdain to bury their wonders in that chaos of black, deep, narrow streets.
   還有其他二十來座古建築物，並不恥於讓自己巧奪天工的英姿湮沒在這一片混亂的、窄小的、陰暗的深街之中。