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| 21. | to debase; to devalue; to belittle; to depreciate |
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| 22. | to belittle oneself; to lack self-confidence or self-respect |
| 自轻自贱 |
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| 23. | The Whigs may attempt to belittle our candidates. |
| 辉格党人可能会试图贬低我们的候选人。 |
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| 24. | It is wrong to belittle or neglect popularization. |
| 轻视和忽视普及工作的态度是错误的。 |
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| 25. | To speak of in a slighting way;belittle. |
| 轻视，藐视以轻蔑的方式谈话，轻视 |
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| 26. | Norfolk dumpling [ turkey ] |
| [蔑]英国诺福克人的浑名 |
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| 27. | Do not belittle what he has achieved. |
| 不能小看他取得的成绩。 |
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| 28. | underestimate one's achievements; belittle; demean oneself; have an inferiority complex |
| 妄自菲薄 |
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| 29. | 1.to slight; to belittle; 2.thin; humble |
| 菲薄 |
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| 30. | To think or speak of as being of little worth; belittle. |
| 轻视认为不值得考虑或不值得说；轻视 |
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