contemptuous

美音：[kənˈtemptʃuəs]

简单释义：

adj.轻蔑的；鄙夷的

网络傲慢的；轻视的；表示轻蔑的

完整释义：

adj.

1.轻蔑的;鄙夷的

例句：

Sitnikov joined himself on to them, with an expression of contemptuous scorn on his face, and giving vent to spiteful comments.
西特尼科夫也到这来了，他的脸上带一种轻蔑的冷笑，口里任意发出刻毒的批评。
In private they were less tactful. Taft dismissed him as "a peace crank" ; Roosevelt viewed him with "contemptuous abhorrence" .
私下里，他们就不那么客气，塔夫不屑地称他为“和平怪人”；罗斯福视他为“狂妄自大的讨厌鬼”。
He sensed that Croft was contemptuous of him.
他看得出克洛夫特是瞧不起他的。
Time is a means of destroying obligations and actions, because time runs against the slothful and contemptuous of their own rights.
时间是消灭债权和诉权的一种手段，因为时间的流逝对怠于行使权利或藐视权利者来说是不利的。
Mr Jupp was floored in part by his contemptuous, technocratic attitude towards union leaders.
朱佩对工会领导蛮横与不屑，是导致他一败涂地的部分原因。
If anything, they have only made me increasingly gloomy. To tell the truth, they have made me more and more contemptuous of other people.
倘要我寻出这些事的影响来说，便只是增长了我的坏脾气，——老实说，便是教我一天比一天的看不起人。
The empty empire' s emperor made an attempt to tempt the contemptuous man.
空虚帝国的皇帝试图诱惑那个轻蔑的人。
The child may feel that they were not the normal and be self-contemptuous.
他们肯定在想他们和正常人不一样，一定会很自卑。

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