slighted

英 [ˈslaɪtɪd]

美 [ˈslaɪtɪd]

v.  侮慢; 冷落; 轻视
slight的过去分词和过去式

过去式：slighted　

BNC.46340 / COCA.36250

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 轻微的;少量的;小的
  Something that isslightis very small in degree or quantity.
  1. Doctors say he has made a slight improvement...
     医生说他的病情稍有好转。
  2. We have a slight problem...
     我们有一个小小的问题。
  3. A slight smile flickered over his face...
     他的脸上闪过一丝微笑。
  4. He's not the slightest bit worried.
     他一点儿也不担心。
• ADJ-GRADED (人)瘦弱的，瘦小的
  Aslightperson has a fairly thin and delicate looking body.
  1. She is smaller and slighter than Christie.
     她比克里斯蒂瘦小。
  2. ...a slight, bespectacled figure.
     身材瘦小、戴着眼镜的人
• VERB 不理睬;藐视;轻蔑;冷落
  If youare slighted, someone does or says something that insults you by treating you as if your views or feelings are not important.
  1. They felt slighted by not being adequately consulted.
     没有充分征求他们的意见，这让他们感到被冷落了。
  2. Slightis also a noun.
     
  3. It isn't a slight on my husband that I enjoy my evening class.
     我喜欢上夜课并非是对丈夫的冷落。
• PHRASE (用于加强陈述的否定语气)一点也(不)
  You usein the slightestto emphasize a negative statement.
  1. That doesn't interest me in the slightest...
     那一点也不能引起我的兴趣。
  2. 'Do you worry about ageing?' — 'Not in the slightest.'
     “你担心变老吗？”——“一点也不。”

双语例句

• Mrs Pringle will feel slighted.
  普林格尔太太会觉得受了冷落。
• She felt slighted because no one spoke to her.
  她感觉受到了轻视，因为没人对她说话。
• He slighted no one.
  他没有怠慢一个人。
• This is not to be slighted, for it has an important bearing on our future work.
  这件事对今后的工作关系重大，不可小视。
• He'll live to rue the day he slighted Maria fox.
  他那天怠慢了玛丽亚福克斯，将来总要后悔的。
• And make sure not to leave anyone important out, as they could feel slighted.
  还有，不要漏掉任何一个重要人物，因为他们会觉得你蔑视他们。
• She felt herself slighted.
  她感到自己受轻视。
• He slighted me.
  他冷淡我。
• ( make sb) feel offended or slighted
  （使某人）感到受到了冒犯或怠慢
• Our petitions have been slighted. I'm not going to waste any more words on the subject.
  我们的请愿白费唇舌。在这个问题上我不想多费唇舌了。