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| 11. | To despise worthies |
| 轻蔑贤士 |
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| 12. | a touch of contempt |
| 有点蔑视 |
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| 13. | consider sb. as mud |
| 蔑视某人 |
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| 14. | I despise your books, despise all worldly blessings and wisdom. |
| 我藐视你的作品，藐视那些世俗的祝福之语与智慧言辞。 |
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| 15. | To have a contempt for custom |
| 蔑视世俗 |
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| 16. | To despise all |
| 睥睨一切 |
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| 17. | despises incompetence; |
| 蔑视懦弱； |
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| 18. | I despise liars. |
| 我瞧不起说谎者。 |
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| 19. | An instance of disparaging or belittlement. |
| 轻视，蔑视 |
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| 20. | He has shown instead utter contempt for the United Nations, and for the opinion of the world. |
| 他却公然蔑视联合国，公然蔑视世界舆论。 |
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