1、dismissive

dismissive發(fā)音

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dismissive中文意思翻譯

常見(jiàn)釋義：

adj.輕蔑的，鄙視的，不加考慮的，不屑一顧的

dismissive雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、Dictatorships and democracies alike seem to be dismissive of American leadership.───無(wú)論是獨裁國家還是民主國家現在似乎都對美國的領(lǐng)導權不屑一顧。

2、Your gut reaction and dismissive rejection, even of a worthless idea, might not qualify as systematic or fair.───你的本能反應和輕蔑的拒絕，即使是一個(gè)毫無(wú)價(jià)值的想法，可能也不符合系統或公平。

3、Mr. Jones was dismissive of the report, saying it was riddled with inaccuracies.───先生對那份報告不屑一顧，說(shuō)那里面充斥著(zhù)不準確的信息。

4、She might have been less dismissive of my talents if he could have seen my latest achievements.───如果她看到我最近的成就，她也許就不會(huì )那么小看我的才干了。

5、In a flourish of her own fierce brand of feminism, Fey has decided to claim that dismissive, girly label before anyone else gives it to her.───在一個(gè)蓬勃發(fā)展，她自己的女性主義激烈的品牌，已決定傻聲稱(chēng)不屑一顧，少女在別人的標簽別人給了她。

6、Dismissive of Waheeba, she scorns the very idea that this lump of a woman, "obese, menopausal, illiterate" , could be her rival in anything.───她對瓦海巴不屑一顧，在她的想法中非常藐視這個(gè)女人，“肥胖、更年期、不識字”，渾身上下沒(méi)有一點(diǎn)能跟她比。

7、They were sneeringly dismissive.───他們態(tài)度輕蔑，不屑一顧。

8、When called to account, both have been dismissive of the legal process and have had a strained relationship with the truth.───當要求他們對自己的所作所為進(jìn)行解釋時(shí)，兩人都蔑視法律程序，歪曲事實(shí)。

9、While all this may send euro zone officials up the wall, economists and market participants are fairly dismissive about it.───在評級機構的舉動(dòng)導致歐洲官員困擾不堪之際，分析師和市場(chǎng)人士對此相當鄙視。

dismissive相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、discussives───討論者

2、demissive───退讓的

3、dismissions───n.解散；免職

4、admissive───adj.認可的；容許的

5、dismissing───v.解散（dismiss的ing形式）

6、discussive───消散劑；消散的

7、dismissible───adj.可解雇的

8、dismissively───adv.輕蔑地；不屑一顧地

9、dismission───n.解散；免職

2、thanks的用法？

您好，"Thanks" is used to express gratitude or appreciation for something that has been done for you or given to you. It is commonly used in informal situations to show thanks to someone. For example:

- "Thanks for helping me with my homework!"

- "Thanks for the gift, it's really thoughtful."

- "Thanks a lot for inviting me to your party."

It can also be used in a sarcastic or dismissive way to express annoyance or frustration. For example:

- "Oh, thanks for letting me know about the meeting after it already happened!"

- "Thanks a bunch for canceling our plans at the last minute."

Overall, "thanks" is a way to show appreciation or acknowledge someone's kindness or assistance.