denigrated

英 [ˈdenɪɡreɪtɪd]

美 [ˈdenɪɡreɪtɪd]

v.  诋毁; 诽谤; 贬低
denigrate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：denigrated　过去分词：denigrated　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 贬低;诋毁;侮辱
  If youdenigratesomeone or something, you criticize them unfairly or insult them.
  1. The amendment prohibits obscene or indecent materials which denigrate the objects or beliefs of a particular religion...
     该修正案对贬损某一宗教教物或信仰的淫秽或不雅内容予以禁止。
  2. The Canadian Supreme Court ruled that the State can ban pornographic images which 'denigrate women'.
     加拿大最高法院裁定国家有权查禁“侮辱女性”的色情图片。

双语例句

• Watch for flashes of anger or a sense that a group you belong to is being denigrated.
  要注意怒气，或察觉你所属团体正被污名化。
• But its day-to-day practice is often dirtier: oppositions must be denigrated, promises and compromises made, voters persuaded to trust you with decisions that will affect every aspect of their lives.
  但那些日复一日的行为则让人生厌，毁谤对手，做出允诺或者妥协，说服选民相信那些会影响自己生活方方面面的提案。
• In the chaos of the reconstruction period, genetic engineering came under the control of the Belial group, and then denigrated into corrupt uses of greed and power.
  在重建的混乱时期中，基因工程落入邪恶团体的控制之下，然后被贬为贪婪和权力的腐败运用。
• The poor often denigrated as the dregs of society, often have a problem with cash flow, with money flowing out of their lives.
  穷人常常贬抑为糟粕的社会，往往有一个问题，现金流，钱流出来的生命。
• In the US, middle managers are denigrated as cancer.
  在美国，企业的中层管理者被认为是多余的累赘。
• I was very hurt when he denigrated my efforts.
  他诋毁我的一番努力，使我很伤心。
• Where great fortunes are earned by providing great products or services that benefit large numbers of people, they should not be denigrated.
  对于那些通过向广大民众提供优良的产品和服务而赚取大量财富的人，他们不应受到诋毁。
• The critics have denigrated our efforts.
  评论家贬低了我们的努力。
• The women my mother denigrated were the ones urging me towards independence.
  我母亲所诋毁的女士们都敦促我走向独立。