despising

英 [dɪˈspaɪzɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈspaɪzɪŋ]

v.  鄙视; 蔑视; 看不起
despise的现在分词

现在分词：despising　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 鄙视;藐视;看不起
  If youdespisesomething or someone, you dislike them and have a very low opinion of them.
  1. I can never, ever forgive him. I despise him...
     我永远不会原谅他。我鄙视他。
  2. She secretly despises his work...
     她暗地里瞧不起他的工作。
  3. How I despised myself for my cowardice!
     我是多么鄙视自己的怯懦啊！

英英释义

noun

• a feeling of scornful hatred
  Synonym:despisal

双语例句

• Along with that status comes a responsibility, that acted upon, in the end leaves the rest of the world end's up hating and despising you.
  这种地位需要承担一定责任，到最后整个世界都会讨厌和鄙视你。
• Despising herself for being so ugly, my mother would leave herself alone.
  因为丑，自惭形秽的母亲一向都是孤独和寂寞的。
• The despising of manual labour, a vestige of the ideology of the exploiting classes, is an obstacle to the progress of our new society.
  轻视体力劳动的剥削阶级思想的残余，是我们的新社会前进的障碍物。
• We're in the habit of despising foreigners; the scorn we have for them is nothing to the scorn they have for us. Certainly the last thing an Englishman should despise is poetry.
  我们有一种轻视外国人的习惯；其实我们对他们的轻视比他们对我们的轻视，真是微不足道的。一个英国人是决不会轻视诗歌的。
• David's sin was classified as despising the commandment of Yahweh and doing evil.
  大卫的罪是明显的，他不顾耶和华的命令做恶事。
• And there are a lot of peculiar cultural phenomena in this culture, for example, attaching importance to "debt", but despising" heart", the strong collective consciousness and so on.
  在这种文化里，存在着许多令人匪夷所思的文化现象，如：重“义理”轻“人情”，强烈的集团意识等。
• He gave me a despising glance did not say anything more!
  他不屑地瞟了我一眼，不再言语。
• Without formal training, they closely walked the way, despising the stadium, so that we admire greatly.
  未经正规训练的他们相携走来，傲视赛场，让大家称羡不已。
• Excessively seeking ease and comfort but despising adventures, hardships and their challenge to Nature and to themselves.
  过分追求娱乐过程中的舒适安逸，相对轻冒险、磨炼及对自然、自我的挑战；
• In modern China, the cognition of Japan in society experienced two stages from despising to learning.
  在近代，中国社会对日本的认识经历了轻日和师日两个阶段。