1.轻蔑,鄙视,藐视,瞧不起
2.不屑做
3.〈美〉被轻蔑,遭鄙视
1.轻蔑,鄙视
1.to think that someone or something is not important and does not deserve any respect
2.if you disdain to do something, you refuse to do it because you think it is unimportant
1.the feeling that someone or something is not important and does not deserve any respect
1.He remembered he had once said the great Trust had overlooked his little enterprise, disdaining to plunder such small fry .
他记得自己有一回说过，这个大托拉斯有意放过他这门小本经纪，不屑吞这种小鱼。
2.Valenzuela presumably was picked to speak so that she could thunder at Obama for disdaining capitalism.
据推测，共和党选择巴伦苏埃拉来发表讲话，目的是让她炮轰奥巴马轻视资本主义的政策。
3.Zelma kept a small portion of the farm's tobacco, which she used to roll her own cigarettes, disdaining the introduction of filters.
我曾祖母都会留一小部分烟草自己卷烟来抽，因为她对工厂的滤烟技术呲之以鼻。
4.extraneous light in the camera spoiled the photograph; relying upon an extraneous income; disdaining outside pressure groups.
外界的光线会损坏照相机里的照片；依靠外来收入；蔑视外界压力集团。
5.But the eagle, disdaining his small size and insignificance, devoured the hare as the beetle looked on.
鹰压根儿没拿区区的屎壳郎放在眼里，硬是当着他的面把兔子吞吃了。
6.Yet as finance minister he earned plaudits for listening to sharp minds in the bureaucracy rather than disdaining them.
而作为内阁财政大臣他也因为愿意倾听而非蔑视那些尖锐思想而赢得了称赞。
7.I, too, belonged to an inbred and wealthy men's club cloistered behind walls and disdaining modernity.
我也曾经接触过一个内部通婚的富人俱乐部，他们与世隔绝并且对现代性不屑一顾。
8.' said Isabella, calling up her dignity, and disdaining to struggle from the tight grasp that held her.
伊莎贝拉说，想起了她的尊严，不屑跟那紧紧抓住她的拳头挣扎。
9.In disdaining suffering and not loving pleasure, You purify your own mind and gain the minds of others.
在不怕痛苦和不贪求欲乐中，来净化自心和赢取别人的心。
10.Disdaining its risk, its price, but believing in the prospects, and.
藐视着它的风险，代价，却坚信着未来。