contempt

中英词典 - contempt

形容词 (Adjective)

contemptuous: 蔑视的，鄙视的

例句：

1. He gave me a contemptuous look. (他给了我一个鄙视的眼神。)
2. She spoke in a contemptuous tone. (她以鄙视的语气说话。)

名词 (Noun)

1. 轻视；鄙视

例句：

1. He has nothing but contempt for his colleagues. (他对同事们只有鄙视。)
2. The defendant showed contempt for the court. (被告对法庭表示蔑视。)

2. 轻蔑的行为

例句：

3. She treated him with contempt. (她对待他充满轻蔑。)
4. His contempt for authority was evident. (他对权威的蔑视是显而易见的。)

词语辨析：

contempt与disdain、scorn等词有类似意思，但使用场合稍有不同。

contempt：指将他人看作低人一等，表现出强烈的不屑和鄙视之情。

disdain：指对他人或某事的轻视，带有一定的傲慢和不屑。

scorn：指对他人或某事的极度鄙视和蔑视，常伴有嘲笑和嘲讽。

例句：

7. He looked at her with contempt. (他以轻蔑的眼光看着她。)
8. She treated his suggestions with disdain. (她对他的建议不屑一顾。)
9. He felt scorn for their lack of ambition. (他对他们缺乏抱负感到蔑视。)

词汇扩充：

contemptuousness: 蔑视，轻蔑

近义词 (Synonyms)

disdain, scorn, derision, disrespect, disregard, despise

反义词 (Antonyms)

admiration, respect, regard, esteem, veneration

柯林斯词典 (Collins Dictionary)

Contempt is a strong feeling of disliking and having no respect for someone or something.

用法：

1. If you have contempt for someone or something, you have no respect for them or think that they are unimportant.
2. If you treat someone or something with contempt, you have no respect for them or think that they are unimportant.

牛津词典 (Oxford Dictionary)

Contempt is the feeling that a person or a thing is beneath consideration, worthless, or deserving scorn.

用法：

1. He spoke with contempt and disgust.
2. She was held in contempt by her colleagues.

例句 (Examples)

1. He regarded her with contempt. (他以鄙视的眼光看着她。)
2. She couldn't hide her contempt for the rude customer. (她无法掩饰对粗鲁顾客的蔑视。)
3. His contemptuous behavior towards his subordinates created a hostile work environment. (他对下属的蔑视行为导致了敌对的工作环境。)
4. She couldn't help but feel a sense of contempt towards her arrogant neighbor. (她禁不住对她傲慢的邻居感到轻蔑。)
5. The judge held the defendant in contempt for his disruptive behavior in the courtroom. (法官因被告在法庭上的扰乱行为而对其表示蔑视。)
6. He showed contempt towards the idea, dismissing it as worthless. (他对这个主意表示蔑视，认为它毫无价值。)
7. The politician's contemptuous remarks about his opponent sparked a heated debate. (这位政治家对他的对手的蔑视性言论引发了一场激烈的辩论。)
8. She looked at him with contempt in her eyes, clearly showing her disdain. (她以轻蔑的眼神看着他，明显表现出她的不屑。)
9. His contempt for authority figures often got him into trouble. (他对权威人物的蔑视经常让他陷入麻烦。)
10. The millionaire treated the homeless man with contempt, refusing to acknowledge his existence. (这位百万富翁对待那个无家可归的人充满轻蔑，拒绝承认他的存在。)
11. She couldn't hide her disdain and contempt for the pretentious artist. (她无法掩饰对这个自负的艺术家的不屑和蔑视。)
12. The teacher's scorn for the student's lazy attitude was evident in her harsh criticism. (老师对学生懒散态度的蔑视在她的严厉批评中表露无遗。)
13. He felt scorn for their lack of effort and dedication. (他对他们缺乏努力和奉献感到蔑视。)
14. She couldn't help but respond to his contempt with a sarcastic remark. (她禁不住用讽刺的话回应他的蔑视。)
15. Her contemptuousness towards her coworkers made collaboration difficult. (她对同事的轻蔑使得合作变得困难。)
16. He couldn't hide the disdain in his voice when speaking to his rival. (当他与对手交谈时，声音中无法掩饰他的不屑。)
17. They treated his suggestion with scorn, dismissing it as impractical. (他们对他的建议不屑一顾，认为不切实际。)
18. The superstar's contemptuous attitude towards his fans led to a decline in popularity. (这位超级巨星对粉丝的蔑视态度导致了他的受欢迎程度下降。)
19. She couldn't hide her contempt for the tasteless meal, pushing the plate away. (她无法掩饰对这顿难以下咽的饭菜的轻蔑，将盘子推开。)
20. He treated their opinions with contempt, believing his own to be superior. (他对他们的意见不屑一顾，认为自己的意见更高明。)
21. The politician's contempt for the media was evident in his refusal to answer any questions. (这位政治家对媒体的蔑视在他拒绝回答任何问题中表露无遗。)