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单词 disdain
释义
disdain
noun[U]
formal
uk
/dɪsˈdeɪn/us
/dɪsˈdeɪn/
thefeelingof notlikingsomeone or something andthinkingthat they do notdeserveyourinterestorrespect:
轻视，蔑视，鄙视
Heregardsthepoliticalprocesswithdisdain.他对这一政治进程持鄙视的态度。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Feelings of dislike and hatred
  • abhorrence
  • abomination
  • anathema
  • animosity
  • animus
  • dislike
  • distaste
  • distastefully
  • enmity
  • execrate
  • misandrist
  • misandry
  • misanthrope
  • misanthropy
  • misogynist
  • repulsion
  • sore point
  • technophobe
  • transmisogyny
  • vitriol
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disdainful
disdainfully
disdain
verb[T]
formal
uk
/dɪsˈdeɪn/us
/dɪsˈdeɪn/
tofeeldisdain for someone or something:
轻视，蔑视，鄙视
Theoldermusiciansdisdain the new, rock-influencedmusic.老一代音乐家鄙视新出现的摇滚风格的音乐。
disdain to dosomethingformal
torefuseto do something because youfeelyou are tooimportantto do it:
不屑于做…
There werecomplaintsthat he disdained tominglewith thecommonpeople.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Not liking
  • abhor
  • abide
  • abominate
  • anti-American
  • anti-British
  • cup
  • cut
  • deplore
  • despise
  • detest
  • disdainful
  • disdainfully
  • mind
  • not besomeone'scup of teaidiom
  • not go much onsomethingidiom
  • not have a civil word to say aboutsomeoneidiom
  • not know whatsomeonesees insomeone/somethingidiom
  • not take kindly tosomethingidiom
  • stand
  • thing
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(Definition ofdisdainfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
disdain
noun[U]
formal
uk
/dɪsˈdeɪn/us
/dɪsˈdeɪn/
thefeelingof notlikingsomeone or something andthinkingthat they do notdeserveyourinterestorrespect
轻视，蔑视，鄙视
Heregardsthepoliticalprocesswithdisdain.他对这一政治进程持鄙视的态度。
disdain
verb[T]
formal
uk
/dɪsˈdeɪn/us
/dɪsˈdeɪn/
tofeeldisdain for someone or something
轻视，蔑视，鄙视
Theoldermusiciansdisdain the new, rock-influencedmusic.老一代音乐家鄙视新出现的摇滚风格的音乐。
disdain to dosth
torefuseto do something because youfeelyou are tooimportantto do it
不屑于做…

disdain| American Dictionary

disdain
noun[U]
us
/dɪsˈdeɪn/
dislikeof someone or something that youfeeldoes notdeserveyourinterestorrespect:
The mayor’s disdain for hisopponentswas wellknown.

disdain

verb[T]us
/dɪsˈdeɪn/
Hedisdainstheflashytrappingsof manyDixielandbands, thestripedshirtsandstrawhatsand such.
(Definition ofdisdainfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdisdain

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Descriptions of all these spontaneous, dynamic, frequently female-centered, and often disdained expressive practices of common folk played a significant role in the invention of traditions and the construction of nationalities.
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Piecemeal solutions of individual problems should not be disdained or improvidently put aside.
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I remember very well how the old soldiers disdained trenches.
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Anything which was regarded as religious tended to be disdained.
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Twenty-five to 30 years ago they rather disdained the idea of being brought into the scheme at all.
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I should like to know why this substantial source of supply is so easily disdained.
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His theories were both feared and disdained.
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In her final essay, she disdains and condemns the government system, which leads to the arrest of the corrupt congressman who accepted the bribe.
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He travelled separately in a hired vessel, disdaining to share the discomforts of the warship carrying his troops.
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The majority of people regard politicians as very ordinary people, but with milddisdain, and not with great respect for their authority.
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Akhran wears practical riding gear and disdains formality.
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He was exceptionally proud, in that he disdained those who loved him.
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Thus, while the reg ime planned with a nineteenthcentur y aesthetic, it also expressed adisdainfor the context from which that planning emerged.
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Above all, though, these writers are united in adisdainfor metropolitan postmodernism, suburban minimalism, campus selfreflexivity.
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Thedisdainfor human rights concerns is clear.
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