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Перевод: disparage

[глагол]
относиться с пренебрежением; говорить пренебрежительно; недооценивать; умалять; унижать; третировать

Тезаурус:

1. It would be perverse, then, to deny that very exciting things have been happening and it is no business of this chapter to disparage these remarkable advances in understanding of the brain.
2. He seized several chances to disparage board members.
3. I do not wish to disparage these inquiries.
4. His character is one that not even those envious of his power can disparage him.
5. They disparage themselves for doubting and in the same breath defend their doubt like a treasured possession which nothing could persuade them to give up.
6. Further to this, Levin claims that Debord "does not disparage pleasure" and yet argues elsewhere in the essay that his films deliberately refuse to make concessions to the viewer.
7. It is rather suspicious that the label "illogical" has been used to disparage other subordinate groups' language as well as women's.
8. Such suspicions were certainly not entirely stilled when, at an early stage, Baker told staff that while they should not disparage the premier's opponents, Central Office was, nonetheless, the office of the leader and therefore must not create the impression of neutrality.
9. This is not to disparage in any way the commitment of health workers to physical rehabilitation which will sustain or restore people's physical independence, especially following illness or accident.
10. This is not to disparage local and national work - that's the basis of everything.
11. The visit isn't to disparage others.
12. Hartley is an astute businessman, but he never passes up an opportunity to disparage a successful competitor, and I'm certainly not the first.
13. These quotations are not in any way intended to disparage Octavia Hill and the work she did.