belittled

v.

使显得微小，轻视，贬低( belittle的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. He will no longer belittle me or interfere with my research.
   他不再将轻视我或干涉我的研究。
2. But this is not to belittle the importance of ritualistic worship.
   但这并不是轻视了仪式功修的重要性。
3. 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。
4. Don't belittle what he has achieved.
   不要贬低他所取得的。

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