1.对...不尊重,蔑视
1.【罗神】阎王;冥府,地狱
1.to treat or speak to someone in a way that does not show them respect
1.But if Saxon is not famous enough to qualify for the rule of three, then how sad: dead and dissed.
但是如果Saxon还算不上是名人，不够格参加“成三”死亡事件，那该多么悲哀：同时面对死亡和屈辱。
2.I felt "dissed. " Each answer burned me and I felt publicly shamed and humiliated.
每一个回答都让我恼火，让我感觉当众受辱。
3.And my theory was, he once dated a cellist. . . and she dissed him really bad. . .
我的结论就是，他曾经和一位大提琴手约会，但是那个女人对他非常不好。
4.Broken, dissed, placed where they're not from, don't want to be missed.
碎了，伤了，搁在了不是故乡的地方，不想被思念，带着空洞的表情。
5.So first you say Jackson won't a diss a current player, then give an example of how Jackson dissed a current player.
首先你说杰克逊不会诋毁正在现役球员，然后又举了个例子说杰克逊诋毁正在现役球员。
6.She not only lost an unlosable primary race. She was dissed and denounced in the process.
她不仅输掉了一场输不起的初选，而且在选举过程中被不断非议指责。
7.So when Jobs dissed stylus when announcing iPhone for the first time, he meant it.
因此乔布斯宣布iPhone时嘲笑手写笔并不是在开玩笑。
8.I think we've all been dissed by a friend at least once in our lifetime, right?
我想我们的一生中至少会有一回会被朋友鄙视羞辱，对吗？
9.Hey, you dissed me last night! Where were you?
你昨晚放我鸽子，你跑哪儿去？
10.He was dissed by someone who hated him.
他被恨他的人侮辱。