英语
德语
dis·par·age [dɪˈspærɪʤ, 美 -per-] 动词 trans
- to disparage sb/sth
- jdn/etw diskreditieren 雅
德语
英语
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PONS词典中的例句（已经编辑处理）
- jdn missachten
- to disparage [or be disdainful of] sb
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Today, however, this music is disparaged and labeled as sweet music by jazz purists.
en.wikipedia.org They are used as insults by persons who are not or do not wish to be associated with the group being disparaged.
en.wikipedia.org The guru disparaged education, so instead of doing her homework, she spent hours memorizing aphorisms and songs he wrote.
en.wikipedia.org After the 1918 flu epidemic, both hygiene and etiquette advocates began to disparage public use of the spittoon, and use began to decline.
en.wikipedia.org Some reviewers praised the book for its innovative look into an imperfect fantasy world while others disparaged the book's alleged lack of focus.
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