1.Donald Trump never hid his disdain for former Amazon boss Jeff Bezos.

唐纳德·特朗普从不掩饰他对亚马前老板杰夫·贝佐斯的鄙视。

2.He received disdain because he was ahead of his time.

他的作品被许多人蔑视，因为他的作品超越了时代的步伐。

3.And we are very emphatic about our lack of interest and complete disdain.

我们非常不在意那些事情并且完全地轻视。

4.I'm talking to you...in short, monosyllabic sentences laced with disdain and contempt.

我来和你说话...全用简短的单音节词加以轻蔑和鄙视做点缀。

5.We should treat them with the disdain they deserve.

我们应该对它们不屑一顾，那是它们应得的。

6.At the conservative event, disdain for Israel on full display.

在保守派的活动中，对以色列的蔑视表现得淋漓尽致。

7.Wolf Larsen dropped my hand with a flirt of disdain.

海狼拉尔森鄙夷地一甩，丢掉了我的手。

8.And walk up to me with complete disdain on their face.

他们满脸鄙视地朝着我走来。

9.The Lovable Rebel: The woman who is attracted to men that have a disdain for authority.

让人无法讨厌的反叛者：被那些对权威不屑一顾的男人所吸引的女人。

10.Mrs. Wilson rejected the compliment by raising her eyebrow in disdain.

威尔不屑地把眉毛一扬，否定了这句恭维话。

11.The envier will momentarily look at you with disdain and hostility.

嫉妒者会瞬间以不屑和敌意的眼神看着你。

12.Childcare was seen as women’s work, and men disdained it.

【disdain】照看儿童被视为女人做的工作，男人对此很不屑。

13.Listen if it rains while regret and disdain weep to an ancient music.

听听这雨声，为古老的章而后悔哭泣吧。

14.The BBC's Russian Service editor Vitaly Shevchenko says Moscow has treated the allegations with disdain.

BBC的俄罗斯编辑维塔利·谢甫琴科表示俄罗斯对待这些指控非常不屑。

15.We think of politics and anger in terms of the contempt and disdain and fury

这些正在助长世界各地的 大男子-法西斯主义。

16.Didn't Jonas Salk feel hurt by the disdain or the jealousy of some of his colleagues?

难道乔纳斯·索尔克没有因为一些同事的蔑视或嫉妒而感到受伤吗？

17.These can be treated with disdain – dislike because they are unworthy of our attention or respect.

我们可以对这些不屑一顾——不喜欢，因为它们不值得我们关注或尊重。

18.But Mr Musk's disdain for the Fed is not mirrored by the Fed's attitude towards X.

但马斯克对美联储的蔑视并没有反映在美联储对X的态度上。

19.In Estonia and Singapore digital-identification systems and a disdain for form-filling became an asset in the crisis.

在爱沙尼亚和新加坡，数字识别系统和对填表的不屑成为危机中的一项资产。

20.We might find that we hate where we had expected love; or love where we had imagined disdain.

我们可能会意识到，原本以为会充满爱的地方，我们其实感到了恨；或者原本以为会鄙视的地方，我们其实感到了爱。