英语释义

• a rude expression intended to offend or hurt;

  "when a student made a stupid mistake he spared them no abuse"

  "they yelled insults at the visiting team"

• a deliberately offensive act or something producing the effect of an affront;

  "turning his back on me was a deliberate insult"

• treat, mention, or speak to rudely;

  "He insulted her with his rude remarks"

  "the student who had betrayed his classmate was dissed by everyone"

片语

insult radiation辐射伤害

insult button侮辱按钮

ischemic insult损伤性缺血

insult chinese辱华

add insult to injury雪上加霜；伤害之外又加侮辱

calculated insult有意的侮辱

insult vilely卑鄙地辱骂

personal insult人身侮辱

to insult侮辱

after insult你也是

英汉例句

• do not insult your former boss or your former employer.

  不要侮辱你之前的老板或者之前的雇主。

• do not feed people who insult you with comebacks or satisfy them with your discontent.

  不要对辱骂你的人进行同样的反击或让你的不满使他们高兴。

• after all, the 「hurt」 or 「unpleasant」 aspects of pain are processed by the same brain regions, whether the insult is psychological or comes from a physical injury or illness.

  毕竟，无论这种侮辱是心理的还是身体的受伤或疾病，「受伤」或「不愉快」方面的疼痛都是在同一个脑区进行处理的。

• that is the nature of the scientific method, and it can be ugly, as the hacked e-mails, many of which insult climate skeptics, demonstrate.

  这是科学方法的本质，但正如多封侮辱气候怀疑论者的遭窃邮件所表明的，这也可能是丑恶的。

• throwing shoes at someone is the worst possible insult in the arab world.

  在阿拉伯国家中，用鞋投掷某人被视作对人最恶劣的侮辱。

• for many, this means increased anti-social behaviour and, in comments sections, an uncharacteristic tendency to insult and attack.

  对很多人来说，这意味着反社会行为的增加和在留言板上侮辱攻击的异常倾向。

• let us not insult americans’ intelligence by pretending this phenomenon does not exist.

  莫让我们侮辱美国人民的智慧来假装这些事情不存在。

• too many times we take criticism as a personal attack, as an insult to who we are.

  太多时候我们将批判作为一种个人攻击，作为对自己的一种侮辱。

• 「this insult comes from a man who is more honest than intelligent, 」 read one message, while other photographs were superimposed with the words: 「we are not your concubines」.

  「这种侮辱来自一个说话不经大脑的男人」，一则评论这样写道，一些照片则与这句话重叠在一起：「我们不是你的姘妇」。

• no insult or anything, but i rather hope we don't meet again.

  没有侮辱或其他意思，我宁愿我们不要再见到。

• she swore to avenge herself on them for the insult that had been offered to her name and reputation.

  她发誓为侮辱她的名望和声誉向他们进行报复。

• also, if you insult it or its founder, you’ll probably be threatened with death by more radical followers.

  而且，如果你侮辱了它或其创建者，你可能收到更多狂热信徒发出的死亡威胁。

• one starts to insult the other one.

  其中一个开始侮辱另一个人。

• it is also the most effective producer of rubbish and insult and falsehood we have yet invented.

  然而，在人类迄今所有的发明中，它们也是制造垃圾、侮辱和谎言最有效的工具。

• at one point – perhaps he did not realise what an insult this was – he found himself compared to the disgraced speaker.

  琼斯一度发现自己被比作那位声名狼藉的众议院议长。 那时他恐怕没有意识到这是怎样的一种侮辱。

• one elementary school teacher even called me and had her students insult me over the phone one by one.

  更有甚者，一个小学老师打电话过来，让她的学生在电话里一个接一个的侮辱我。

• they began to jeer and insult him more than the other boys.

  他们开始比其他男孩都更兇狠地嘲笑他、辱骂他。

相似词

humiliate羞辱；使…丢脸；耻辱

affront冒犯，侮辱；面对；相遇

offend违反；进攻；引起不舒服

相反词

honor尊敬（等于honour）；给…以荣誉

esteem尊敬，尊重；把......看作，认为；考虑；估价

respect尊敬，尊重；遵守