| 釋義 |
dispraisevt.
1. blame,censure,speak of as faults責(zé)怪，指摘，當(dāng)做毛病說(shuō)起。
△H.V.5.2.211 (199):“and I know,Kate,you will to her dispraise those parts in me that you lovewith your heart.”我還知道，你對(duì)她說(shuō)話的時(shí)候，把你打心眼里喜歡我的地方當(dāng)做短處指摘一番。
2. disparage,belittle貶低，小看。
△1H.IV.5.2.58:“Making you ever better than his praise / By still dis-praising praise valued with you，” i.e.disparagingpraise since it could not come up to your merits. 認(rèn)為你遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)超過(guò)了他的贊美，只怪對(duì)你的任何贊美都不夠分量。
3. belittle. speak in disparagement 貶 低，毀 謗
△2H.IV.2.4.345 (314): “Not to dispraise me,andcall me pantler and bread-chipper and I know notwhat?”沒(méi)有毀謗我，還說(shuō)我是廚房司務(wù)和削面包的仆人，以及我不知道的別的什么嗎？
△2H.IV.2.4.350 (319): “I dis-praised him before the wicked. that the wicked mightnot fall in love with him；”我在壞人面前毀謗他，為的是讓壞人不會(huì)愛(ài)上他。
△Rom.3.5.237: “to dispraise mylord with that same tongue”，現(xiàn)在用同 一條舌頭來(lái)詆毀他。 dispraise[dis?preiz]v.& n.貶低，損譽(yù) |