英语释义

1. serving to dismiss or reject someone or something having or showing a disdainful attitude toward someone or something regarded as unworthy of serious attention
He responded to the question with a dismissive wave. In the past, Westerberg had been dismissive of Bob's playing, but he says relistening to the early records gave him a new perspective.
— Bob Weir

2. refusing to think about or consider something or someone

3. showing that you do not think something or someone is worth thinking about or considering

片语

contemptuouslyad 轻蔑地

scornfullyad 轻蔑地；藐视地

英汉例句

• But instead of seizing the opportunity to explain to Okinawans how American troops help keep the peace, he referred to the soldiers dismissively as a 「burden」 that had to be Shared by Okinawans.

  但是为了抓住机会向沖绳岛居民解释在当地的美军如何维持和平，他鄙视的谈到这些美国军队是沖绳岛当地居民所要分担的负担。

• 「Just a fox, 」 said a woman「s voice dismissively from under the hood. 「I thought perhaps an Auror — Cissy, wait! 」

  「原来只是一只狐貍，」兜帽下传出一个女人不屑的声音，「我还以为是傲罗呢——西茜，等一等！」

• Over the phone, Guo spoke dismissively of these potential rivals.

  通过电话采访，郭敬明对这些潜在的对手言辞露出不屑。

• The Governor dismissively tells her to move on.

  州长不以为然，告诉她不要在纠缠这事了。

• While Stone may respect Bush」s ability to overcome alcoholism, he dismissively notes that 「the drinking stops, but the recklessness stays.」

  尽管Stone可能对布什有能力戒酒而表示尊敬，但他却轻蔑地加注说：「酗酒的毛病没了，但鲁莽的毛病没改。」

• Like Matisse, Bonnard has been dismissively labelled a decorative artist, a painter of happiness.

  他们两人都被鄙称为徒重幸福的光晕，不顾实质内容的艺术家。

• One White House figure added grist to the left's mill by talking dismissively of the 「reality-based community」.

  一名白宫人物更在言谈中蔑称「现实社团」，无疑为左翼反对派添粮加料。