disparages

disparages

美 [dɪˈsperɪdʒ] 　英 [dɪˈspærɪdʒ]

• v.轻蔑；污蔑；贬损
• 网络轻视；蔑视；贬低

词形变化

第三人称单数：disparages  现在分词：disparaging  过去式：disparaged  

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英汉解释

v.	1. 轻蔑,轻视 2. 污蔑;贬损,指责

英英解释

v.	1. to say unpleasant things about someone or something that show you have no respect for them

例句

Outside school, meanwhile, teachers must also avoid public language that mocks, demeans or disparages the children they instruct.

同时，在校外，教师同样应避免那些嘲笑，贬低或是蔑视他们教的学生的公开言论。

State television has begun giving airtime to opposition figures even as it still disparages them.

国家电视台尽管仍然诋毁反对派人士，但已开始对他们进行报道。

Our correct choice is not disparages the knowledge instruction the function, but how to improve the knowledge instruction the method.

我们正确的选择不是贬低知识传授的作用，而是如何改善知识传授的方法。

She often aggrandizes herself and disparages her colleagues.

她经常吹嘘自己而贬低同事。

This article completely ignores the nature of the problem, and even confirms the value of release behavior, and disparages the turtles.

本文章完全将问题的本质忽略，甚至肯定了放生行为。而把错误导向到巴西龟头上。

Disparages with "the passer-by armor passer-by second grade" is very reluctant.

用“路人甲路人乙”来贬低是很勉强的。

In the life also some people only one-sidedly sees others' merit, but disparages oneself is not worth a red cent?

生活中不是也有人只片面看到别人的优点，而把自己贬低的一文不值吗？

Because the human capital many factor existences rise in value with the question which disparages;

人力资本因诸多因素存在增值与贬损的问题；