disparagement

1. N-UNCOUNT 贬低;轻视
   Disparagement is the act of speaking about someone or something in a way which shows that you do not have a good opinion of them.
   1. Reviewers have been almost unanimous in their disparagement of this book.
      评论家们几乎一致贬抑这本书。

1. Reviewers have been almost unanimous in their disparagement of this book.
   评论家们几乎一致贬抑这本书。
2. The dorsolateral prefrontal cortex that houses your inner critic that voice of doubt and disparagement that's always there it shuts off in flow.
   那是因为，在心流过程中，存储你内心的批评家（即总是在那里的质疑声和贬低声）的背外侧前额叶皮层关闭了。
3. The first is that however you tart it up, a message of broad continuity makes a nonsense of the Grand Old Party's shrill disparagement of the incumbent president's foreign policy.
   第一点就是，不管你怎么打扮，广泛的连续性使共和党对现任总统外交政策的尖锐的轻视毫无意义。
4. Shall not intentionally expose the student to embarrassment or disparagement.
   不准故意使学生受到尴尬或蔑视。
5. Since the moment he announced that he would leave Real Madrid a campaign of disparagement on which Beckham can make very few to avoid has begun.
   自从他宣布要离开皇家马德里，一场几乎是不可避免的战役就开始了，对手是世人轻视的目光。
6. The objective conditions, such as the honor, shame, praise and disparagement, have no influence on him.
   客观条件的荣辱与褒贬等都不能影响他。
7. It was found out that Chinese learners of English identify least with high ethnocentrism ( distance of disparagement); as in distance of indifference, the ethnocentrism is relatively low, the participants scored lower than the rest distances.
   结果为：中国英语学习和使用者对高度民族中心主义（蔑视距离）认可度最低；由于冷漠距离里所体现民族中心主义程度较低，而且对应的行为多为无意识的，所以得分比较低。

noun

1. the act of speaking contemptuously of

   Synonym:    dispraise

2. a communication that belittles somebody or something

   Synonym:    depreciationderogation