1.“disparage”的现在分词
1.showing that you have no respect for someone or something
1.The present participle of disparage
1.Even as the Moutai distillery turns large swaths of the ancient town to rubble, it is rare to hear a disparaging word about the company.
尽管茅台酒厂将这座古镇的大片地方变成瓦砾，却几乎听不到对这家公司诋毁之词。
2.President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil has replaced her defence minister after he made disparaging remarks about other senior officials.
巴西国防部长对其他高级官员发表轻蔑言辞，总统迪尔玛·罗赛夫因此将其撤职。
3.You were making disparaging remarks about his faith and some of the things he holds most sacred. I think you were trying to be provocative.
你对他的信仰发表了贬低蔑视的言论。有些事情他一直视为神圣。我想你是在试图挑衅他。
4.The decision came as Sky Sports fired pundit Andy Gray over disparaging comments he made about Massey at the weekend.
这个决定是在天空体育开除评论员格雷之后做出的。格雷在周末的时候曾对马西有过诋毁的言论。
5.Just to be clear, I am not disparaging the use of distributed systems, the key is to have the right platform for the solution.
要说明的是，我并不是不赞成使用分布式系统，关键是要为解决方案找到合适的平台。
6.Pat McFadden, Labour's business spokesman, accused him of disparaging the private sector that the economic recovery depends on.
PatMcFadden是工党的商务发言人，指责凯布尔贬低经济恢复所依赖的私营部门。
7.Your dispassionate focus allows your mind to be clear of unnecessary, disparaging thoughts and emotions.
你不带偏见的态度让你清除不必要的、轻率的想法和情绪。
8.Used as a disparaging term for a woman.
用于指女人的贬义用语。
9.Used as a disparaging term for a German, especially a German soldier in World War I.
德国丘八用于对德国人的蔑称，尤指第一次世界大战中的德国士兵
10.An unmarried missionary had been disparaging herself.
有位未婚的宣教士姊妹，一向自视甚低。