contemptible

英[kən'temptibl]美[kən'temptibl]

a.
1.【正】可轻蔑的；可鄙的；卑劣的

反：	[a.] estimable

stooping to contemptible methods to realize their ambitions
为实现他们的野心而卑屈到采取可鄙的手段收藏
Age is rarely despised but when it is contemptible. —— Johnson
老年人很少受人鄙视，除非其本身可鄙。——约翰逊收藏
She curried favor with the leader by contemptible means.
她用卑鄙的手段博取领导的欢心。收藏
It was contemptible of him to speak like that about a respectable teacher !
他这样议论一位受人尊敬的教师真是为人所不齿!收藏
The contemptible scoundrel made himself up and went on the stage once more.
这跳梁小丑又一次粉墨登场了。收藏

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