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| 81. | Amelia held him in utter contempt. |
| 爱米丽亚根本看不起他。 |
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| 82. | abusing vocally; expressing contempt or ridicule. |
| 言语上的侮辱；表现出轻视和奚落。 |
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| 83. | To stare in anger or contempt |
| 眼竖目横 |
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| 84. | He interpreted the silence as contempt. |
| 他把这沉默看作轻蔑的表示。 |
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| 85. | To spurn, disdain, hold in contempt |
| 看不上眼 |
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| 86. | To have a contempt for custom |
| 蔑视世俗 |
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| 87. | a snobbish contempt for the poor |
| 蔑视穷人的势利眼 |
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| 88. | A liar is held in contempt. |
| 说谎者为人轻视。 |
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| 89. | A traitor is held in contempt. |
| 叛徒为人所鄙视。 |
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| 90. | "He answered with great contempt, "No." |
| “他非常轻蔑地回答道，‘不是。’ |
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