disparagingly

常見(jiàn)例句

If you're at a gathering at which someone mentions your friend disparagingly, defend him or her against gossip or criticism.
儅你在聚會(huì)中聽(tīng)到別人貶損你的朋友，站出來(lái)反駁閑話(huà)或者批評(píng)，維護(hù)他或她的權(quán)益。
Earlier generations of players, annoyed that photogenic but sometimes musically illiterate vocalists were getting the attention, would refer disparagingly to female singers as "canaries".
早期樂(lè)手對(duì)爵士女聲抱有很大偏見(jiàn)，他們蔑稱(chēng)這些女性歌手爲(wèi)“金絲雀”——很上鏡，但有些時(shí)候在音樂(lè)上根本沒(méi)有受過(guò)訓(xùn)練。
Some pros disparagingly call such players “ATMs”.
有些職業(yè)選手戯稱(chēng)那些菜鳥(niǎo)是“自動(dòng)取款機(jī)”。

So whenever my editorial friends speak disparagingly of Rupert, I usually say nothing.
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