dismissively

基本解释

• adv. 轻蔑地；不屑一顾地

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• "Yes " said Mr. Chen dismissively.
  “是，”老陈轻蔑的说道。
• He stayed on at Barcelona after Robson's departure, although he's still referred to dismissively in the Catalan media as the "translator".
  罗布森离开后，他留在了巴塞罗那，尽管他在加泰罗尼亚媒体的眼中仍然还是被轻蔑地认为是“翻译”。
• "Oh," said the angel dismissively.
  “是吗？” 这个天使轻蔑地说。

原声例句

• People who equate truth with historical fact will certainly end up viewing the Bible dismissively, as a naive and unsophisticated web of lies, since it is replete with elements that cannot be literally true.
  那些把真实等同于历史事实的人然会,当对圣经不屑一顾，把它当做轻信、天真的一套谎言，因为它满是不可能完全真实的因素。
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权威例句

• Other delegates spoke dismissively of companies that, a while back, had talked Inuit into bad deals.
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• Like Matisse, Bonnard has been dismissively labelled a decorative artist, a painter of happiness.
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• The government responded dismissively and calmly, but there is plenty of anxiety behind the scenes.
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