Disdain
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What Does Disdain Mean?
- 轻蔑
- 鄙视
- 不屑
Disdain Pronunciation
/dɪsˈdeɪn/
Disdain Definition
noun
Definition
The feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration or respect; contempt.
In ZH
对某人或某事物不配得到自己关注或尊重的感觉；蔑视。
How to Use Disdain in a Sentence
- She looked at him with disdain after he spoke.
- His disdain for authority was well known among his peers.
- They treated her with disdain because of her lack of experience.
- There was a note of disdain in his voice when he spoke of the competition.
- She felt a sense of disdain towards the way he handled the situation.
verb
Definition
To regard or treat with haughty contempt; to scorn.
In ZH
以傲慢的轻蔑看待或对待；鄙视。
How to Use Disdain in a Sentence
- He disdained the idea of asking for help.
- She disdains anything that is not up to her standards.
- They disdained his attempts to apologize.
- He was disdained by the wealthy elites of his town.
- Many disdained the old traditions in the face of modernity.