Oxford Spanish Dictionary
disparagement [америк. dəˈspɛrɪdʒmənt, брит. dɪsˈparɪdʒm(ə)nt] СУЩ. U
- disparagement
- menosprecio м.
в словаре PONS
disparagement СУЩ. мн. отсут.
- disparagement
- menosprecio м.
в словаре PONS
disparagement СУЩ.
- disparagement
- menosprecio м.
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This ironic handle is a great source of pride and shared identity for the program, in no small part because it's frequently misinterpreted by outsiders as being a disparagement.
en.wikipedia.org They are to blame with their soft-on-crime liberal ways, their disparagement of law enforcement, their viral political correctness.
www.cbc.ca In the late 18th century, lowland society often used "cohee" as a term of disparagement meant to refer to any white back-country settler who was under-educated, rough, and/or poor.
en.wikipedia.org The diminished capacity of government to control, what in reality it struggles to even influence, energises disparagement, fuelled on unedited social media.
www.irishexaminer.com This action also required the dancers' bodies to be very close together and this closeness also attracted moral disparagement.
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