contemptible是什么意思音标:英 [kənˈtemptəbl]美 [kənˈtɛmptəbəl]

a. 卑鄙的, 可轻蔑的, 不足挂齿的

a. deserving of contempt or scorn

contemptible的用法和例句：

1.They didn't just have contempt for the audience they had total contempt for themselves.

他们不仅蔑视观众 同时也深深地鄙视自己

2.Once a man has achieved contempt for himself, he achieves contempt for all manmade laws and morapties and is truly free to do as he wills.

一旦一个人蔑视自己 他就会蔑视所有人类的法律和道德 他可以完全自由地按自己的意愿去做

3.You have such contempt for what you don't know.

你如此轻视你不了解的事物

4.If you don't, you'll be held in contempt.

要是不说 你会因藐视法庭被拘留

5.We could have you arrested for contempt.

我们能以蔑视法庭的罪名逮捕你

6.But there is an undercurrent of contempt for me.

但是有一股蔑视我的暗流在涌动

7.I could hold you in contempt of court for this.

我可以以蔑视法庭为由收押你

8.I'm declaring a mistrial, and you're in contempt.

我宣布审判无效 判你藐视法庭

9.Unless to frighten me with his contempt.

除非他是想用他的蔑视吓倒我

10.Understanding does not lessen my contempt for you.

明白不会减少我对你的鄙视