pejoratively

1. The claim to have created synthetic life has been characterised pejoratively as playing God.
   创造出人造生命的说法，被贬为扮演上帝之举。
2. Yet in Ethiopia and a number of other countries, this is taken pejoratively, as it is thought better to be heavy-set, indicating health and status and enough wealth to ensure the two.
   殊不知在埃塞俄比亚和许多其他国家，这是轻蔑之意，因为体胖被认为更好，它象征着健康和地位，也表示一个人有足够的财富来获得这两样东西。
3. The particular episode at issue," Our Sons and Daughters," made serious-and hardly what might pejoratively be called "liberal"-points.
   该系列剧其中一集叫《我们的儿子和女儿》，其情节非常的严肃，几乎不可能诱使孩子变坏。
4. The spiritual path becomes religion from that point of view, pejoratively speaking.
   于是退化地，精神性的道路从此观点就变成了宗教。
5. Amid market chaos, this was only achieved with careful management or, pejoratively, manipulation.
   在市场一片混乱之中，这只能通过小心谨慎的管理或者贬意地说，操纵才做得到。
6. I have several times heard the epithet "parliamentary" hurled pejoratively at the house of Representatives.
   我曾多次听到有人轻蔑地用“议会的”这个词谩骂众议院。

adv

1. in a pejorative manner
   1. I am not using the word pejoratively