slighting

英汉释义

• adj.

  1.轻蔑的,无礼的

• v.

  1.“slight”的现在分词

英英释义

• adj.

  1.a slighting remark or action is rude and is intended to make someone seem unimportant

• v.

  1.The present participle of slight

英汉例句

• 1.She should concern herself to prevent his slighting the children.

  她还要当心阻止他丢掉小孩不管。

• 2.But in themselves ignoring or slighting the long-run effects, they are making the far more serious error.

  然而，他们自己却因为忽略或轻视长期影响，而犯下了更严重的错误。

• 3.Some one passes a slighting remark or uses improper language , won't you be ashamed if you can't take her part ?

  有人出言不逊，调笑奚落，而你不能袒护她时，你不觉得害臊吗？。

• 4.He is right in taking the historians to task for slighting this important development.

  他对史学家忽略了这重要发展的指责是对的。

• 5.I am right in taking to task the historians for slighting this important development.

  这些史学家忽略了这一重要发展，我对他们的指责是正确的。

• 6.Several Analysis About Nonfeasance and Urgent Avoiding Risks--Talk from a Case of Slighting Lifesaving

  不作为与紧急避险的若干辨析--从一起怠于救人案谈起

• 7.A Not Allowed Slighting Problem in Study of Frequency Effect on Sound Cavitation

  研究声空化的频率效应中不容忽视的问题

• 8.Anti-cold Measure, A Non-slighting Problem in Yunnan Rubber Planting Area

  抗寒植胶仍是云南垦区不容忽视的问题

• 9.Slighting Matters on Ship's Load Line Inspection for PSC and the Countermeasures

  PSC检查中船舶在载重线方面易忽视的问题及应采取的措施

• 10.No Slighting the Failing Light Tone

  轻声的衰退趋势及其对策