put-downs

英 [pʊt daʊnz] 美 [pʊt daʊnz]

n.  令人难堪的话; 噎人的话
put-down的复数



柯林斯词典

  1. N-COUNT 贬低(或奚落)的语言(或行为)
    A put-down is something that you say or do to criticize someone or make them appear foolish.
    1. I see the term as a put-down of women...
      我认为这个词是对女性的贬低。
    2. She was getting very sick of Mick's put-downs.
      她越来越厌烦米克的奚落。

双语例句

  1. She was getting very sick of Mick's put-downs.
    她越来越厌烦米克的奚落。
  2. We listen to others put-downs, and internalize them. Its hard to remember our dreams.
    我们听别人说那些贬低人的话,并让它们成为自己性格的一部分,我们很难想起自己的梦想。
  3. Disrespect, rejection, abuse, being ignored or neglected and negative reinforcements, such as put-downs and ridicule, also contribute, says counselor Barb Grady.
    别人不敬的态度、遭人排斥、受虐、被冷漠对待或忽视以及负面的强调,如羞辱和嘲讽也会影响自尊。
  4. Listen with sensitivity, speak with respect for feelings and never use put-downs.
    听的敏感性,说话从来没有感情的尊重和投入使用的下调。
  5. He did not enjoy the social life of south London, the pub culture, the bragging, the put-downs, the racism and violence.
    他不喜欢伦敦南部地区的社会生活&酒吧文化、自吹自擂、轻蔑贬低、种族主义还有暴力。
  6. It is not sarcasm or put-downs.
    这不是讽刺挖苦或满不在乎。
  7. Gone are street-tough taunts and put-downs.
    流氓似的辱骂和轻蔑的言谈已一扫而尽。
  8. "Other political colleagues have received put-downs: One party loyalist was described as" a bean-jam-filled wafer"; another as "a glasses-wearing cherry.
    其他的政治同行也难免奚落:一个党派忠诚分子被形容成为“夹满土豆酱的华夫饼”,而另一个则被叫做“戴眼镜的樱桃”。