despising

英 [dɪˈspaɪzɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈspaɪzɪŋ]

v.  鄙视; 蔑视; 看不起
despise的现在分词

现在分词：despising　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 鄙视;藐视;看不起
  If youdespisesomething or someone, you dislike them and have a very low opinion of them.
  1. I can never, ever forgive him. I despise him...
     我永远不会原谅他。我鄙视他。
  2. She secretly despises his work...
     她暗地里瞧不起他的工作。
  3. How I despised myself for my cowardice!
     我是多么鄙视自己的怯懦啊！

英英释义

noun

• a feeling of scornful hatred
  Synonym:despisal

双语例句

• Excessively seeking ease and comfort but despising adventures, hardships and their challenge to Nature and to themselves.
  过分追求娱乐过程中的舒适安逸，相对轻冒险、磨炼及对自然、自我的挑战；
• Objective To understand the perception of despising and discriminatory attitudes of college students majoring in nursing toward patients with mental illness.
  目的了解护理本科生对精神病患者受贬低、歧视的感知状况。
• I couldn't stay without despising myself.
  我留下来一定会鄙视自己。
• We're in the habit of despising foreigners; the scorn we have for them is nothing to the scorn they have for us. Certainly the last thing an Englishman should despise is poetry.
  我们有一种轻视外国人的习惯；其实我们对他们的轻视比他们对我们的轻视，真是微不足道的。一个英国人是决不会轻视诗歌的。
• And what is worse, without despising you.
  而最糟糕的是，我也会鄙视你。
• You for You have the right or rich parents and despising?
  你为有钱有权的父母而傲视吗？
• In modern China, the cognition of Japan in society experienced two stages from despising to learning.
  在近代，中国社会对日本的认识经历了轻日和师日两个阶段。
• Without formal training, they closely walked the way, despising the stadium, so that we admire greatly. One has to do more with both natural-gifts and formal, extensive academic training.
  未经正规训练的他们相携走来，傲视赛场，让大家称羡不已。科学家必须更好地利用自己的天资和正规广泛的学术训练。
• But I despising the man what not man.
  但是我鄙视不是爷儿们的男人。
• Despising is an art, but discrimination shows the unwisdom.
  鄙视是一种艺术，而歧视表现了无知。