1. 耻辱，屈辱，丢脸，沾污（名誉），不光彩
2. 轻蔑，藐视，鄙视，轻视，看不起，瞧不起
3. 【律】藐视（contempt of court）
4. 不管，不顾，不在乎
5. 鄙夷，鄙薄，鄙夷不屑，自高自大

1. 鄙视，轻视，蔑视

1. [U]轻视,轻蔑 despite; disdain; disgrace

1. lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike;

   "he was held in contempt"
   "the despite in which outsiders were held is legendary"
   

2. a manner that is generally disrespectful and contemptuous

3. open disrespect for a person or thing

4. a willful disobedience to or disrespect for the authority of a court or legislative body

1.鄙视;蔑视;轻视
If you havecontempt for someone or something, you have no respect for them or think that they are unimportant.

e.g. He hascontempt for those beyond his immediate family circle...
他鄙视直系亲属圈子以外的人。
e.g. I hope voters will treat his advice with thecontempt it deserves.
我希望选民们给予其建议应有的鄙视。

2.同 contempt of court
contempt means the same ascontempt of court .

e.g. Mr. Kelly was sentenced to six months in prison forcontempt.
凯利先生因藐视法庭被判6个月监禁。

3.鄙视;蔑视;轻视
If youhold someone or somethingin contempt, you feel contempt for them.

e.g. Small wonder that many voters hold their politicians incontempt.
无怪乎很多选民看不起他们的政治家。

1. 蔑视：图象不错,两条中文和一条英文字幕,声轨方面只有一条英文声道,走碟顺,片长:1:28:407 蔑视(contempt)碟基不错!白圈非柯式. 法国片,图象不错,中、英、汉三条字幕和法、英两条音轨、一条英文评论音轨. 走碟顺,片长:1:43:268 夏季爱人(SUMMER LOVER)旧包装,

2. [轻蔑：<>(contempt)法国,1963这部电影我怎么看也看不过瘾,很明显一向很难满足的戈达尔也为此片感到骄傲. 一部伟大的关于电影的电影. 碟片制作得也很完美,从封面的艺术设计到里面的短纪录片,都证明了和碧姬.芭铎这样的偶像人物拍部电影是多么困难.

3. 鄙视：这种耍小聪明的、装可怜的现象不仅出现在鲁能球员身上,在中国赛场乃至整个亚洲赛场都很普遍,许多人觉得为了比赛结果这样做很正常,甚至说这是聪明的举动,但我鄙视(contempt)这种行为.

1. They would often look at us with unmistakable contempt.
   他们惯用明白无误的轻蔑眼光打量我们。
2. Her contempt for foreigners was obvious.
   她对外国人的蔑视显而易见。

bring into contempt

使丢尽面子 make sb lose his face
bring sb into contempt

Such behavior will bring you into contempt.

这样的行为会使你丢人现眼。

hold〔have〕 in contempt

轻视,认为…不屑一顾 despise
hold〔have〕 sb in contempt

I hold those fools in utter contempt.

我根本瞧不起那些蠢货。

in contempt of

对…不屑一顾 disregarding anything

• A true woman's contempt for consistency.

  出自：P. G. Wodehouse

• She said it dismissively and with contempt.

  出自：C. P. Snow

• ☆ 14世纪晚期进入英语，直接源自拉丁语的contemptus，意为轻视。