trivialise

trivialise

美 ['trɪviəlaɪz] 　英 ['trɪviəlaɪz]

• v.使显得琐碎（或不重要、不难等）；轻视
• 网络轻巧兼零碎化

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.

她告诉我她不会在我的伤口上撒盐，那个曾经让我恐惧的伤口，而这只是作为她的一个有效地理由。

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

研究这一问题的哈尤•冯克说，有关当局将右翼的暴行“大事化小”。

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

他说，关于气候变化的科学知识是“一种被我们扭曲和轻视的东西，我们也将自食其果。”