英:[deprɪ'keɪʃən]
美:[deprɪ'keɪʃən]
英:[deprɪ'keɪʃən]
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词根:deprecate
adj.deprecating 不以为然的;不赞成的
deprecatory 不赞成的;反对的;恳求的
v.deprecating 对…表示不赞成;轻视(deprecate的ing形式)
vt.deprecate 反对;抨击;轻视;声明不赞成
verb
transitive verb
to express disapproval of
deprecates such attempts at humor
play down : make little of
speaks five languages … but deprecates this facility—Time
belittle, disparage
the most reluctantly admired and least easily deprecated of … novelists—New Yorker
to withdraw official support for or discourage the use of (something, such as a software product) in favor of a newer or better alternative In the case of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, Microsoft is deprecating and removing more than 20 features.—Mauro Huculak
… the Google Drive app for PC and Mac is officially being deprecated and the company's developers announced in a blog post that it will no longer be supported starting December 11. Instead, you'll need to choose from one of two new apps.—Rhett Jones
to seek to avert
deprecate the wrath … of the Roman people—Tobias Smollett
archaic to pray against (something, such as an evil)
约于1500年, deprecacioun,“祈求消除邪恶,渴望免除或解救”,源自古法语 deprecation,直接源自拉丁语 deprecationem(主格 deprecatio),“通过祈祷避免或消除”,动作名词,来自 deprecari 的过去分词词干,“为自己辩护; 通过祈祷避免”,字面意思是“祈祷(某事)消失”,由 de “离开”(见 de-)和 precari “祈祷”组成(来自 PIE 词根 *prek- “请求,恳求”)。1610年代开始出现“不赞成,真诚表达反感”的意义。
Latin deprecatus, past participle of deprecari to avert by prayer, from de- + precari to pray — more at pray
The first known use of deprecate was in 1628
depreciateverb
to lower the price or value of
depreciate the currency
to represent as of little value : disparage
to fall in value
new cars depreciate rapidly
depreciateverb
to lower the price or value of
depreciate the currency
to represent as of little value : disparage
to fall in value
new cars depreciate rapidly
depreciateverb
to lower the price or value of
depreciate the currency
to represent as of little value : disparage
to fall in value
new cars depreciate rapidly
depreciateverb
to lower the price or value of
depreciate the currency
to represent as of little value : disparage
to fall in value
new cars depreciate rapidly
depreciateverb
to lower the price or value of
depreciate the currency
to represent as of little value : disparage
to fall in value
new cars depreciate rapidly
depreciateverb
to lower the price or value of
depreciate the currency
to represent as of little value : disparage
to fall in value
new cars depreciate rapidly
deprecatoryadjective
seeking to avoid disapproval : apologetic
deprecateverb
to express disapproval of
to represent as of little value : depreciate
1 Opposition-backed protests against the government dragged Haiti into recession in 2019 before the coronavirus pandemic even hit, and a steady deprecation in the gourde currency has put pressure on businesses heavily reliant on foreign imports.
2 The best way to avoid deprecation is to drive fewer miles, says Ibara.
艾巴拉说道,避免折价的最好办法就是减少行程。
3 That being said, judgment for Mendelsohn does not always pivot on straightforward appreciation/deprecation.
4 “Because you do understand what self -deprecation means from somebody who already exists in the margins? It’s not humility. It’s humiliation.”
5 "The demand of a popular vehicle is going to benefit it in terms of its deprecation numbers," Wurster says.
6 The French are also opening up to new forms of self-deprecation.
法国人也开始接受这种自嘲的新形式。
7 These generic drivers have been successful enough that Microsoft is slowly deprecating legacy print drivers entirely.
8 The schedule for deprecation and sunsetting should be specified in the SLA.
弃用和退役计划应在SLA中指定。
9 But her range and diction – that characteristic mixture of playfulness, deprecation, questioning and close focus – are also strangely, and affectingly, girlish.
10 In this case, deprecation has the meaning that it will not be enhanced and will be withdrawn in a future version of WMB.
在此例中,弃用意味着不再进行增强,并将在将来的WMB版本中撤消。
11 A tone of gentle deprecation.
12 But he still has the self deprecation, and I was like, 'Oh my God.
13 In line with its plans to develop a strong omni-channel platform, the company continued to invest in various technologies, that pushed its technology expenses and related deprecation rate 40 basis points higher.
14 They disarm us with self - deprecation, we enjoy their company -so why wouldn't we want to do business with them?
我们与他们相处愉快——所以我们为什么不与他们做生意呢?
15 This is a classic trope of star athletes, who use self-deprecation to disguise self-congratulation for their work ethic and mental prowess.
16 Most forms of bigotry—such as the horrific discrimination against Muslims that is now deforming India, the world’s largest democracy—have some kind of deprecation of the Other at their core.
17 Discuss your situation with humor and self-deprecation.
用一种幽默和自嘲的语气来谈论你的状况。
18 Cut when this scene establishes the perfect pitch of self-deprecation, cut before everyone can see your humility for the false modesty it is.
19 In fairness some ‘feature deprecation’ makes sense – not all features last forever – but the surprise is Microsoft has chosen fairly large features that may even cause some users to think twice about upgrading.
20 He spoke firmly, but, perhaps, somewhat bitterly; and Lena, though she raised her eyes for a moment with a look of imploring deprecation, said nothing, but wept on in silence.
1 反对
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