disdainfully
简明释义
英[dɪsˈdeɪnfəli]美[dɪsˈdeɪnfəli]
adv. 轻蔑地;倨傲地
英英释义
以表现出轻蔑或缺乏尊重的方式。 |
单词用法
不屑地看着 | |
不屑地谈论 | |
对...表现出不屑 | |
不屑一顾 | |
不屑地拒绝 | |
不屑地评论 |
同义词
轻蔑地 | 她轻蔑地看着他,好像他低于她一样。 | ||
鄙视地 | 他鄙视那些与他意见不合的人。 | ||
嘲笑地 | 评论家们嘲笑那场糟糕的表演。 | ||
傲慢地 | 她傲慢地将他们的担忧视为微不足道。 |
反义词
尊重地 | 她对长辈说话时很尊重。 | ||
钦佩地 | 他钦佩地看着这位艺术家。 | ||
欣赏地 | 演出结束后,他们欣赏地鼓掌。 |
例句
1.His eyelids drooped disdainfully; he walked with peculiar deliberateness into the war minister's room.
他那双眼睛轻蔑地眯缝起来。他特别缓慢地走进了军政大臣的办公室。
2."Come on," sneered the older girl disdainfully. "you wouldn't want a snotty brat on your hands."
“过来,”稍大一些的那个女孩轻蔑地说道,“你不会稀罕一个乳臭未干的小子的。”
3.When they brought my father his change he flung it disdainfully back at them, while the station master stood abashed at this exposure of the meanness of his implied doubt.
当他们把多余的钱找回时,父亲鄙夷地把这钱扔回给他们。站长站在一边,因其卑劣的怀疑已泄露,而感到无比羞愧。
4."Why, Sir! Don't you know that the famous musician Beethoven was deaf?" the boy asked in reply disdainfully.
“怎么了,先生!难道您不知道学名鼎鼎的音乐家贝多芬是个聋子吗?”男孩蔑视地反问道。
5."It is different in India," said Mistress Mary disdainfully.
“印度就不一样。”玛丽小姐轻蔑地说。
6.One general a person of great consequence, unmistakably chagrined at being kept waiting so long, sat with crossed legs, disdainfully smiling to himself.
有一个将军显要人物很明显是因为等候得太久而感到十分委屈,他坐在那里,交替地架起二郎腿,暗自轻蔑地微笑。
7.He spoke disdainfully about the new policy, 轻蔑地 dismissing its importance.
他轻蔑地谈论新政策,轻蔑地否定其重要性。
8.She looked at the messy room disdainfully, 轻蔑地 shaking her head.
她轻蔑地看着凌乱的房间,轻蔑地摇了摇头。
9.He walked past the group of teenagers, glancing disdainfully at their antics, 轻蔑地 shaking his head.
他走过一群青少年,轻蔑地瞥了一眼他们的举动,轻蔑地摇了摇头。
10.The teacher raised an eyebrow and said disdainfully, 轻蔑地 'That's not how we do things here.'
老师扬起眉毛轻蔑地说:'我们这里可不是这样做事的。'
11.She replied disdainfully, 轻蔑地 'I don't need your advice.'
她轻蔑地回答说:'我不需要你的建议。'
作文
In a small town, there lived a young girl named Emily who had a passion for painting. She would spend hours in her little studio, creating beautiful artworks that captured the essence of nature. However, not everyone appreciated her talent. Among those who looked down on her passion was a local art critic named Mr. Thompson. He was known for his harsh reviews and his disdain for anything he deemed inferior. One day, he visited Emily's exhibition, and as he walked through the gallery, he examined each piece with a critical eye. When he reached Emily's favorite painting, a vibrant landscape filled with colors, he scoffed at it disdainfully. His expression made it clear that he found her work laughable and unworthy of attention. This moment was pivotal for Emily, as she felt a mix of emotions—hurt, anger, and a determination to prove him wrong.Determined to improve her skills, Emily took Mr. Thompson's criticism to heart. She enrolled in art classes, studied famous painters, and experimented with different techniques. Over time, her style evolved, and her paintings began to gain recognition. Despite this, Mr. Thompson continued to review local artists, often disdainfully dismissing their efforts. His attitude towards Emily remained unchanged, and he frequently wrote articles that belittled her work.However, Emily refused to let his negativity deter her. Instead, she channeled her energy into her art. With each brushstroke, she poured her heart and soul into her creations, and eventually, her talent could not be ignored. One day, she received an invitation to showcase her work at a prestigious art gallery in the city. This was a significant opportunity, and she was thrilled.On the day of the exhibition, the gallery was filled with art enthusiasts and critics alike. As Emily stood by her paintings, she felt a sense of pride. Then, to her surprise, Mr. Thompson appeared at the event. He walked around, scrutinizing the artwork with his usual disdainful demeanor. But this time, something was different. As he approached Emily's pieces, he paused and examined them closely. To her astonishment, he began to nod in appreciation. After a few moments, he even complimented her on her growth as an artist, acknowledging how far she had come.Emily realized that while Mr. Thompson had always viewed her work disdainfully, it was his harshness that had fueled her ambition. The experience taught her that criticism, even when delivered with contempt, can serve as a catalyst for improvement. From that day forward, she embraced the idea that not everyone would appreciate her art, but what mattered most was her passion and dedication to her craft. In the end, Emily learned to rise above the disdain of others, using it as motivation to shine brighter than ever before.
在一个小镇上,住着一个名叫艾米莉的小女孩,她对绘画充满热情。她会花几个小时在她的小工作室里,创作出捕捉自然本质的美丽艺术作品。然而,并不是每个人都欣赏她的才华。在那些看不起她激情的人中,有一位当地的艺术评论家名叫汤普森先生。他以严厉的评论和对任何他认为低劣的事物的蔑视而闻名。一天,他参观了艾米莉的展览,当他走过画廊时,用批判的目光审视每一幅作品。当他看到艾米莉最喜欢的一幅画时,这是一幅充满色彩的生动风景画,他轻蔑地嗤之以鼻。他的表情清楚地表明,他觉得她的作品可笑且不值得关注。这一刻对艾米莉来说是关键,因为她感到了一种混合的情绪——受伤、愤怒以及证明他错误的决心。为了提高自己的技能,艾米莉将汤普森先生的批评铭记于心。她报名参加艺术课程,研究著名画家,尝试不同的技巧。随着时间的推移,她的风格逐渐演变,她的画作开始获得认可。尽管如此,汤普森先生仍然继续评论当地艺术家,常常轻蔑地贬低他们的努力。他对艾米莉的态度没有改变,时常撰写文章来贬低她的作品。然而,艾米莉拒绝让他的消极情绪影响自己。相反,她将精力投入到艺术创作中。每一次笔触,她都倾注了自己的心血,最终,她的才华无法被忽视。有一天,她收到了在城市一家知名艺术画廊展出的邀请。这是一个重要的机会,她感到无比兴奋。在展览当天,画廊里挤满了艺术爱好者和评论家。当艾米莉站在自己的画作旁边时,她感到自豪。然后,令她惊讶的是,汤普森先生出现在活动上。他走来走去,像往常一样用轻蔑的态度审视艺术作品。但这次,有些不同。当他走近艾米莉的作品时,他停下来仔细观察。令她震惊的是,他开始点头表示赞赏。经过几分钟,他甚至称赞她作为艺术家的成长,承认她走过了多远。艾米莉意识到,尽管汤普森先生一直以轻蔑的态度看待她的作品,但正是他的严厉激发了她的雄心。这次经历教会了她,批评即使是以蔑视的方式表达,也可以成为进步的催化剂。从那天起,她开始接受并超越他人的轻蔑,将其作为动力,让自己比以往更加闪耀。