distain

英 [dɪ'steɪn]      美 [dɪ'steɪn]
  • vt. 使…变色;将…弄脏;伤害…的名誉
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为了记忆“distain”,可以采用以下简单记忆方法:

将“dis”联想为“不”,“tain”联想为“保持”,组成“不保持颜色”或“颜色褪去”。这样,“distain”可以记忆为使颜色褪色或变污点。

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1. They distain the commonplace life.
他们鄙视平庸的生活。
2. Mrs . Wilson rejected the compliment by raising her eyebrow in distain .
威尔逊太太不屑地把眉毛一扬,否定了这句恭维话。
3. Mrs. Wilson rejected the compliment by raising her eyebrow in distain.
威尔逊太太不屑地把眉毛一扬,否定了这句恭维话.
4. The neo - humanists condemned the naturalist's distain of graceful style and form.
新人道主义谴责自然主义者轻视优美的体裁和形式.
5. The French did nothing to hide the distain they felt toward the Vietnamese.
法国人丝毫不掩饰他们对越南人的蔑视.