dismissive
US
UK dismissive adj: (person: disdainful)
SC 倨傲的，看不起人的 jù ào de ，kàn bù qǐ rén de
Joe is dismissive when it comes to pop music; he only likes classical.
be dismissive of [sth/sb] v expr: (treat with disdain)
SC 瞧不起
TC 瞧不起
TC 瞧不起
SC 蔑视 miè shì
The professor is often dismissive of first year students.
You wouldn't be so dismissive of the education tax if you had children in school.
dismissive adj: (speech, gesture: showing disdain) (言语手势等)
SC 轻蔑的，鄙视的，显得看不起人的 qīng miè de ，bǐ shì de ，xiǎn dé kàn bù qǐ rén de
TC 輕蔑的
TC 輕蔑的
The boss's dismissive snort made it clear he thought my idea was terrible.
dismissive adj: (indicating [sb] can leave)
SC 轻蔑的, 看不起的
"You can go home now," the interviewer said with a dismissive wave of her hand.