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con.temptkEn5temptn [U]a strong feeling of combined dislike and lack of respect轻视，鄙视，轻蔑At school she had complete contempt for all her teachers.在学校时她鄙视所有老师。She made no attempt to conceal her contempt for anyone who was of lower social status.她从不试图掩饰对社会地位较低的人的轻视。He said that criticisms didn't worry him as he held most of his critics in contempt anyway.他说批评不会使他不安，因为他对大多数批评者不屑一顾。You should treat those remarks with the contempt that they deserve--don't give them a second thought!你应对那些说法持它们应得的轻蔑态度----不用再去想它们了!She's beneath contempt (=I have no respect for her)!她不值一顾!(law) Contempt or contempt of court is the punishable act of disobeying an order made by a judge or court of law or behaving in such a way that the usual process of the courts is interrupted.藐视法庭罪
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