| 释义 |
dis·tain 英dɪs'teɪn 高四Ｇ宝
基本例句
vt. 使变色; 弄脏⁵⁰; 伤害名誉⁵⁰
贬低
The French did nothing to hide the distain they felt toward the Vietnamese.
法国人丝毫不掩饰他们对越南人的蔑视。 yzenglish
He is a bit bossy and often treats other people's ideas with distain.
他有点儿霸道，经常蔑视别人的观点。 suxuewang.com
I gave Lestrade’s name a look of distain. This wouldn’t be the first time Scotland Yard had bungled things.
雷斯垂德算是被我坏了名声，这可不是苏格兰场第一次把事情搞砸了。 yeeyan
One of those is a mutual distain for modern produce labels.
其中之一就是都鄙视现在产品中应用的标签。 www.sciencetimes.com.cn
Wilson rejected the compliment by raising her eyebrow in distain.
威尔逊太太不屑地把眉毛一扬，否定了这句恭维话。 jukuu |