dep·re·ca·tory [ˈdeprəkətəri, 美 -tɔ:ri] 形
deprecatory → deprecating
dep·re·cat·ing [ˈdeprəkeɪtɪŋ, 美 -t̬-] 形 书
1. deprecating (strongly disapproving):
- deprecating
- missbilligend
- deprecating stare
- strafender [o. tadelnder] Blick
2. deprecating:
- deprecating (disparaging)
- herablassend
- deprecating (apologetic)
- entschuldigend attr
- deprecating smile
- herablassendes Lächeln
self-dep·re·ˈca·tory 形 书
self-deprecatory → self-deprecating
self-ˈdep·re·cat·ing 形 书
- self-deprecating
- selbstironisch
- self-deprecating person
- bescheiden
- to be self-deprecating
- sich selbst klein machen
- self-deprecating humour/manner
- Selbstironie f <-> kein pl
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
While traditional gaslighting makes women's anger seem irrational, this self-deprecatory wallowing makes women's anger seem like unfair piling-on to a guy who already hates himself more than you ever could.
jezebel.com These eminent figures need to come across as "modest" and self-deprecatory, but only up to a humble-brag point.
www.theatlantic.com It's very personal and extremely self-deprecatory.
londonist.com The book covers that incident in a lightly self-deprecatory two paragraphs.
www.independent.co.uk With his inbuilt sense of humour and self-deprecatory sarcasm, he can zip across a car wreck.
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