贬损的例句大全

An indirect or subtle, usually derogatory implication in expression; an insinuation.

词句中的不直接的或微妙的, 通常贬损的含义; 暗示.

That means avoiding the use of sarcasm or putdowns, for example.

举个例,那就是说, 避免使用讽刺或贬损的语言.

Nevertheless, the term sarjor continues to be used in sometimes perjorative ways.

然而, sarjor这个词仍然时常被用于贬损他人.

The critics panned the performance.

批评家们贬损那个演出.

Far from undermining this chivalry of age , the Chinese people have reinforced it.

对于老年人应受尊敬这一问题, 中国人远非贬损它,而是强调它.

People have been slagging me off.

人们一直在贬损我。

Put pejoratively, they are stupider.

贬损一些, 就是说他们脑子笨.

Statutes are not to be presumed to derogate from international law.

不能认为制定法贬损国际法.

He refused to withdraw derogatory remarks made about his boss.

他拒绝收回那些贬损老板的话。

Today, this vague and derogatory term is no longer acceptable.

现在, 这个含混不清和贬损人的术语不再被人接受了.

Used as a disparaging term for a white person.

对白人一种贬损的字眼.

Constant complaining cheapens you.

不断的抱怨会贬损你的身价.

Researchers must not unjustifiably criticise or disparage other Researchers.

研究人员不能不公正地批评或贬损其他研究人员.

He was upset for being belittled.

他被人贬损了一通,心里很不是滋味.

Express to understand others without intimidating, belittling, or silencing them.

对他人的意见要表示理解而不是打击, 贬损或置之不理.

Lin's classmates speculated that Huang might have mocked Lin over his family background, labeling him a "Phoenix man"-a derogatory snide at people who toil or study diligently for years to get rid of their poor family background.

林的同学猜测黄洋可能嘲笑过林的家庭背景，给他一个“凤凰男”的标签——是对那些辛苦劳动或钻研多年来摆脱贫穷的家庭背景的人的一种贬损。

Lin's classmates speculated that Huang might have mocked Lin over his family background, labeling him a Phoenix man-a derogatory snide at people who toil or study diligently for years to get rid of their poor family background.

林的同学猜测黄洋可能嘲笑过林的家庭背景，给他一个凤凰男的标签&是对那些辛苦劳动或钻研多年来摆脱贫穷的家庭背景的人的一种贬损。

The amendment prohibits obscene or indecent materials which denigrate the objects or beliefs of a particular religion.

该修正案对贬损某一宗教教物或信仰的淫秽或不雅内容予以禁止。

The notion of Harry Truman as a Princeton man or Ronald Reagan as a Yalie somehow diminishes them both.

认为杜鲁门是普林斯顿学生、里根是耶鲁学生的想法在某种程度上是对他们的贬损。

Unmarried Japanese adults typically live with their parents, and thus save on household expenses, and increasing the amount of money available to spend on their own entertainment.In Japanese culture, the term is especially used when negatively describing young unmarried women.

未婚的日本成年子女多与父母同住，这样就可以节省家庭开销，子女们花在自己的娱乐活动方面的钱就能多一些。在日本文化中，这个词多用于对未婚女子的贬损评述。