disparage
英：[dɪˈspærɪdʒ] 美： [dɪˈspærɪdʒ]
disparage 基本解释
vt.轻视；贬低；批评；非难
变形
过去式：disparaged过去分词：disparaged现在分词：disparaging第三人称单数：disparages
英英释义
disparage[ dis'pæridʒ ]
v.express a negative opinion of"She disparaged her student's efforts"
同义词：belittlepick at
disparage 相关例句
双语例句
用作及物动词(vt.)- The Arya Samaj did much to encourage Hindu nationalism, but it did not disparage the knowledge of the West, and it established many schools and colleges.
雅利安社大力地鼓励了印度的民族主义，但它并没有蔑视西方的知识，也建立了很多学校和大学。
权威例句
SHIPPERS DISPARAGE CARRIERS' SALESUse the Past to Disparage the Present——An Important Part of Mao Zedong ThoughtCoughlin's Complaint: How to Disparage Outsider Writing, One Year LaterTelling Jokes That Disparage Social Groups: Effects on the Joke Teller's StereotypesTelling Jokes That Disparage Social Groups: Effects on the Joke Teller's Stereotypes1Public health advocates say campaign to disparage condoms threatens STD prevention efforts.The burden of "acting White": Do Black adolescents disparage academic achievement?Are Ph.D. Students Able to Explore Career Paths That Their Advisors Disparage?Nuke 'Em Till They Go: Investigating Power User Attacks to Disparage Items in Collaborative RecommendersBlackhawk Down or Blackhorse Down? The Lanham Act’s Prohibition of Trademarks that “May Disparage” & the First Amendment
