英语
西班牙语
disparage [美 dəˈspɛrɪdʒ, 英 dɪˈsparɪdʒ] 动词 trans
西班牙语
英语
- demeritorio (demeritoria)
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disparaging 形 (disdainful)
- disparaging
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disparage [dɪˈspærɪdʒ, 美 -ˈsper-] 动词 trans
disparaging 形 (disdainful)
- disparaging
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disparage [dɪ·ˈsper·ɪdʒ] 动词 trans
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She'll also be using texting and instant messaging to disparage him further.
en.wikipedia.org In it, he directly disparaged expansionist warfare in favour of a more defensive military policy.
en.wikipedia.org However, in later years he has come to disparage the term "serialism" as being almost without meaning.
en.wikipedia.org This effectively ended their relationship, and they went on to later disparage each other's relative level of spiritual accomplishment.
en.wikipedia.org The term, used by academic and sometimes by government officials, is meant to disparage the bureaucrats, who are usually located in another country.
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