v.贬低，轻视
adj.贬低的;诋毁的;轻蔑的
disparage的现在分词

原形：disparage第三人称单数：disparages过去式：disparaged过去分词：disparaged现在分词：disparaging

He tends to disparage his opponents' views without offering any constructive alternatives.
他倾向于贬低对手的观点，而不提出任何建设性的替代方案。
It's unprofessional to disparage a colleague's work in public.
在公共场合贬低同事的工作是不专业的。
She dislikes it when people disparage her efforts, even if they're well-intentioned.
她不喜欢人们贬低她的努力，即使他们的意图是好的。
The critic's review seemed to disparage the entire genre of romantic comedies.
评论家的评论似乎贬低了整个浪漫喜剧类型。
He was reprimanded for publicly disparaging the company's new product line.
他因公开贬低公司新的产品线而受到责备。
Don't let others' tendency to disparage your dreams discourage you; keep pursuing them with passion.
不要让别人贬低你梦想的习惯使你气馁；继续满怀激情地追求它们。
The politician's speech disparaged the opposing party's policies without presenting a clear plan of their own.
那位政治家的演讲贬低了反对党的政策，却没有提出自己明确的计划。
In her autobiography, she openly disparages the celebrity culture that once engulfed her.
在她的自传中，她公开贬低曾经包围着她的名人文化。
The coach's constant disparagement of individual players was damaging team morale.
教练不断贬低个别球员的做法正在损害团队士气。
Despite the critics who disparage her art, she continues to create pieces that inspire many.
尽管有批评家贬低她的艺术，她仍然继续创作激励了许多人的作品。