derogate

1 He will thus at once come to stand on a friendly footing with them, and win their confidence, without in the least derogating from his proper dignity.

2 An error that will derogate from your reputation.

将有损你名誉的过失.

3 The UK derogated from Article 5 of the ECHR, the right to liberty and security, during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

4 But I think in general terms this is a very derogating thing.

5 In fact, use a network to derogate, bespatter competitor, had emerged in endlessly.

事实上, 利用网络来贬损 、 诋毁竞争对手, 已经层出不穷.

6 The government has not listed which rights it plans to derogate.

7 The key issue is who has the final authority to determine whether the play derogates the spirit or alters the characters.

8 For "The Butterflies" was Audley property, and the clergyman's widow was held to derogate in no way by an arrangement which differed widely from a common letting of lodgings.

9 The commission’s in-depth investigation opened in February 2015 showed that the scheme derogated from normal practice under Belgian company tax rules and the so-called ‘arm’s length principle’.

10 It was entirely proper to tell this patient to stop using racist or homophobic slurs — language that’s offensive whether or not it is addressed to those it derogates.

11 Such conduct will derogate from your reputation.

那样的行为有损你的名誉。

12 That is why he shamelessly self-promotes while derogating his detractors with a vigour rarely seen in politics.

13 don't derogate from our principle!

别违背我们的原则！

14 The parties may not derogate from or vary the effect of this article.

合同各方不得减损或改变本条款的效力。

15 The contract the parties signed states that “the Play shall not derogate or depart in any manner from the spirit of the Novel nor alter its characters.”

16 A brave man," he said, "has something to keep up, he must never be cowardly; but a poltroon can be a brave man, without derogating from a well-earned reputation, whenever he pleases.

17 This is why the opposition instead cites Article 333, a provision that exhorts citizens to help re-establish constitutional order in the event that it is derogated by an act of force.

18 Such shameful behaviour will certainly derogate from his fame (or reputation).

这种可耻的行为必将毁坏他的声望。

19 I make it my request to you that you use some means that no pamphlet is printed that may derogate from his worth for the delivery of Bristow.

20 One friend of Trump’s from the real estate world is worried that Trump does not understand how the groups he has derogated and demeaned will wreak revenge on him.

1 贬值

fall derogation debasement devalue depreciate devaluate

2 恶劣

hard nasty foul villain wicked vicious greasy filthy vile wretched atrocious debased execrable inclement evil harsh badly awfully turpitude foulness inclemency

3 贬损

pejorative derogative pejoratively derogatorily belittle detract denigrate cry down derogatory disadvantageous uncomplimentary sling off at unflattering slagging diminish demean undersell slag off disparage crab debase dispraise preach down

4 堕落

degenerate mess lost corrupt vicious fallen prostitute rotten filthy vile degenerative perverse polluted degraded depraved putrid ramshackle degrading reprobate dissolute godforsaken low-down debauched graceless corruptive scrofulous astray fall soil decline ruin pollution corruption degradation lapse falling degeneration deformity taint filth wallow perversion decadence depravity declination backslide degeneracy derogation declension turpitude putrefaction vitiation pravity sink rot degrade deteriorate perish recoil stoop retrograde dwindle condescend bastardize Neronize pollute deprave vitiate go to the devil go backward go to the mischief go to the bad

5 恶劣的

hard nasty foul villain wicked vicious greasy filthy vile wretched atrocious debased execrable inclement harsh

6 偏离

offset excursion deviation aberration deflection skew incline diverge divagate off deviate turn aside tangential off-break switch departure diversion ab- deflect straddle go awry boss shift slippage deviance declination declension depart stray divert squint crab

7 粗劣的

low bad poor gross miserable coarse ungainly loose-jointed

8 废除

rescission derogation repeal revoke abolish dismantle rescind annul do away with

9 取去

abstraction fetch detract

10 使堕落

corruptive Neronize soil corrupt rot deteriorate pollute deprave vitiate

11 贬低

detraction diminish degrade detract depreciate belittle denigrate disparage cheapen derogation bag minimize downplay devalue vilify demean debase derogatory disparaging deprecating uncomplimentary belittling devaluation disparagement cry down depreciation obloquy trash humble downgrade decry impeach demeaning rubbish deprecate pooh-pooh do down talk down put down degrading run down take away from detract from play down depreciative vilipend reduce lower lessen underrate badmouth

12 毁损

derogatory Mar deformation mutilate deform waste batter mar breakage deface break sully

13 退步

degenerate retrograde regressive retrogressive backward backwardly decline regression degradation relapse regress degeneracy retrogression retrogradation backslide retrogress go backward

14 贬抑

snide pejorative disadvantageous uncomplimentary disparage

15 减低

lower

16 诽谤

scurrilous stab smear slur slander libel derogation calumny mudslinging character assassination snipe tarnish malign traduce hurl mud at sling mud at throw mud at cast aspersions on

17 除掉

unthrone remove shift purge detract liquidate divest plow out tie a can to

18 降价

sag

19 损害

damnous cost damage wrong despite injury hurt wound ruin suffering prejudice affection lesion casualty nuisance mischief detriment ravage disservice spoliation inroad damnum scathe damnification blot corrode cloud harm compromise spoil shatter dent grieve jeopardy jeopardize jeopard shend damnify make a dent in

20 减损

loss derogation detraction detract alloy beggar impair lowering shake detractory detractive takeoff depletion take chip at take from

21 变坏

deterioration fall suffer spoil deteriorate degenerate worsen go to pot go sour on the turn go bad turn sour

22 违背

abhorrent trespass infraction contravention violate contravene infringe renege do violence to go back on run counter to

23 背离

departure deviation desert depart lapse deviate diverge