adj.轻蔑的，倨傲的，鄙视的，轻视的

She looked at him with a disdainful sneer on her face.
她脸上带着轻蔑的嘲笑看着他。
His disdainful attitude towards their suggestions was palpable in the meeting.
他对他们建议的那种鄙视态度在会议上显而易见。
The nobleman regarded the commoners with disdainful condescension.
那位贵族以一种鄙视而又傲慢的态度看待平民百姓。
She turned her nose up at his offer, displaying a clear disdain for it.
她对他的提议嗤之以鼻，明显表现出对其的蔑视。
He received the compliment with such disdainful indifference that it left the giver embarrassed.
他对此赞美表现得如此冷漠不屑，以至于让送赞美的人感到尴尬。
Her disdainful tone when speaking of her former employer was hard to miss.
她提及前雇主时那轻蔑的语气很难让人忽视。
The artist's disdain for commercial art was well-known in the industry.
艺术家对商业艺术的鄙视在行业内是众所周知的事情。
The critic's disdainful review shredded the novel to pieces.
评论家充满蔑视的书评把这部小说批得体无完肤。
He received the award with a disdainful air, as if it were beneath his dignity.
他接受奖项时摆出一副不屑一顾的样子，仿佛这奖品有辱他的尊严。
Despite being outnumbered, the general faced his enemies with a disdainful confidence.
尽管人数处于劣势，将军却面带蔑视的自信面对敌人。