disdainful

英 [dɪsˈdeɪnfl]

美 [dɪsˈdeɪnfl]

adj.  轻视的; 鄙视的; 倨傲的

BNC.21234 / COCA.22437

牛津词典

adj.

• 轻视的；鄙视的；倨傲的
  showing disdain
  1. She's always been disdainful of people who haven't been to college.
     她总是瞧不起那些未念过大学的人。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 轻蔑的;鄙视的
  To bedisdainfulmeans to dislike something or someone because you think they are unimportant or not worth your attention.
  1. He is highly disdainful of anything to do with the literary establishment...
     他对任何与文学界权威沾边的事都嗤之以鼻。
  2. Edgar cast a disdainful look at his twin.
     埃德加朝他的双胞胎兄弟投去鄙夷的目光。

双语例句

• A curt or disdainful rejection.
  一种简单或傲慢的拒绝。
• She let them be kindly and disdainful, she let them feel they had no need to draw their steel in readiness.
  她接受他们的和蔼和轻蔑，她让他们知道用不着剑拨弩张。
• You saw what a shy, gentle girl Miss Darcy is, but he had described her as proud, disagreeable and disdainful. '
  你们看到了，达西小姐多么腼腆、温柔，可他硬说人家傲慢、难以相处、目中无人。
• These book sales are an astonishing development for a country once disdainful of contemporary foreign authors.
  对于一个曾经鄙视当代外国作家的国家来说，销售这些书是它惊人的进展。
• Dandruff flaking off one's scalp And Morrel dropped his head with disdainful incredulity.
  从头皮上脱落下的头皮屑.于是莫雷尔以鄙夷不屑的怀疑摇摇头。
• Netizen "disdainful bull-puncher" offer different point of view.
  网友“倨傲的牛仔”提出不同观点。
• This was perhaps a somewhat disdainful epitome.
  这句话不免带点蔑视的口气。
• The lady dismissed her maid with a disdainful nod.
  贵妇人轻蔑地点一点头，将她的女仆打发走了。
• And with a disdainful flick of his tail, he swam away.
  然后他轻蔑甩了一下尾巴游走了。
• Narcissus is said to have been a young man of wonderful beauty, but intolerably proud, fastidious, and disdainful.
  那喀索斯，人称风度翩翩美少年，惟心性高傲锱铢必较蔑视一切，令人不堪。