" And in your disparagement of me at the same time."

“同时大大地我。”

This seemed to be a disparagement of her best patron and was a liberty.

这似乎是对她最好赞助人，是一种自由。

The onlookers were full of derision, disparagement, and slander.

围观人充满了嘲笑、蔑视和诽谤。

North Dormer took the Mountain for granted, and implied its disparagement by an intonation rather than by explicit criticism.

North Dormer 认为这座山是理所当然，并通过语调而不是通过明确批评来暗示它。

As in, I ain't see nobody, but this disparagement reflects a misunderstanding of how language works.

就像，我没有看到任何人，但这种反映了对语言运作方式误解。

His garden, for example — how delightful is his disparagement of it, and how acid his criticism of the gardens of others.

例如，他花园——他对它是多么令人愉快，而他对别人花园批评又是多么尖酸刻薄。

" Despite all the disparagement he endured, King did a wonderful job of constantly trying to show how his efforts were in line with American ideals."

“尽管他忍受了所有，但他还是完成了一项非常出命：不断试图证明，他努力是契合美国梦。”

'Not vulgar, or common though, ' put in her father, rather jealous of any disparagement of the sole friend he had in Milton.

“虽然不粗俗，但也不普通，”她父亲插嘴说，他非常嫉妒他在米尔顿唯一朋友受到任何。

And soon after they began to call themselves " Impressionists" , inspired by a critic's disparagement of one of Monet's contributions to the show titled Impression, Sunrise.

不久之后，他们开始称自己为“印象派画家”，受到一位评论家对莫奈对《印象， 日出》展览贡献之一启发。

When the terms of Adam Patch's will were made public and the newspapers printed items concerning Anthony's suit, the story was beautifully rounded out—to Anthony's infinite disparagement.

当 Adam Patch 遗嘱条款被公开并且报纸刊登了有关 Anthony 诉讼文章时，这个故事被完美地圆满了——这让 Anthony 无限。

This is by no means a disparagement to his character; for many official personages, who are held in high respect and admiration, are the victims of similar infirmities.

这绝不是对他性格；因为许多备受尊重和钦佩官方人士都是类似弱点受害者。

Do not be afraid of making enemies; woe to him who has none in the world you are about to enter; but try to give no handle for ridicule or disparagement.

不要害怕树敌；在你即将进入世界上一无所有人有祸了；但尽量不要嘲笑或。

Kitty smiled with affectionate irony: it was just like him, silly old thing; he might be unfaithful to her, but he would never allow a word in disparagement of her to cross his lips.

凯蒂带着深情讽刺笑了笑：就像他一样， 愚蠢老东西；他可能对她不忠， 但他绝不会允许任何她话从他嘴里说出来。

The pre-war disparagements of Mr Zelensky as a creature of Mr Kolomoisky and even of the Kremlin; the splits in his entourage, gripes about his economic amateurishness and alleged cronyism—all these seem as relevant as treaties made by 17th-century tsars.

泽伦斯基先生在战前被为科洛莫伊斯基先生甚至克里姆林宫产物；他随从分裂， 对他在经济上业余性和所谓任人唯亲抱怨——所有这些似乎与 17 世纪沙皇签订条约一样重要。