英 [deɪn]　美 [den]　

过去式: deigned 过去分词: deigned 现在分词: deigning 第三人称单数: deigns

deign基本解释

v.（有时作贬义或作反语）屈尊；施惠于人；赐予

deign同义词

• yield生产
• agree同意
• condescend屈尊
• stoop佝偻
• concede承认
• in在 ... 里
• lower oneself降低自己的身分, 自甘堕...
• consent同意
• oneself自己
• lower低的
• give给
• descend下降
• give in屈服

deign相关例句

及物动词

1. She deigned no answer.
她不屑作答。

2. I fear my Julia will not deign my lines.
我担心我的朱莉亚不会欣然接受我的书信。

3. He passed by without deigning to look at me.
他走过去不屑看我一眼。

不及物动词

1. He did not deign to reply.
他不屑回答。

2. The duchess deigned to shake my hands.
公爵夫人屈尊和我握了手。

deign网络解释

1. 屈尊：deify 神化 | deign 屈尊 | deiktic 直接指出的

2. 赐予：deign 屈尊 | deign 赐予 | deinhibition 去除抑止

3. 屈尊/赐予：deify /奉为神/祀为神/敬如神/ | deign /屈尊/赐予/ | deil /恶魔/

4. deign在线翻译

4. 屈尊,惠允(做某事)：arraign 指责,控告 | deign 屈尊,惠允(做某事) | feign 假装,伪装

deign词典解释

1. 屈尊;俯就;降低身份
If you say that someone deigned to do something, you are expressing your disapproval of the fact that they did it unwillingly, because they thought they were too important to do it.

deign

e.g. At last, Harper deigned to speak...
哈珀终于赏脸开了口。
e.g. Weatherby didn't deign to reply.
韦瑟比不屑回答。

deign英英释义

verb

1. do something that one considers to be below one's dignity

Synonym: condescenddescend