adj. 恶化的，变坏的；使带有轻蔑[贬低]意义的。 the pejorative suffix -aster 带贬意的词尾 “-aster”。 n. 【语法】轻蔑语。 adv. -ly
expressing disapproval; "dyslogistic terms like `nitwit'' and `scalawag''" 同义词：dyslogistic, dislogistic,
A pejorative (also term of abuse or derogatory term) is a word or grammatical form that connotes negativity and expresses contempt or distaste. A term can be regarded as pejorative in some social or cultural groups but not in others, e.
例句与用法
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In the context of ethnic tourism , commercialization often has a pejorative connotation 摘要在民族旅游语境中，商品化经常带有贬义色彩。
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This characterization is not pejorative ; it simply means that c deals with the same sort of objects that most computers do , namely characters , numbers , and addresses 这个特征不是贬义的;简单的说c语言可以处理计算机能处理的大多数同种类的对象,换句话说字符,数字,和地址
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Here is not pejorative because millennia of philosophy of language have shown how hard or even impossible it is to come up with a truly rigorous model of natural language 并非轻视，因为数千年来的语言哲学表明要建立自然语言真正严格意义上的模型是很难的（甚至是不可能的） 。
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For the politicians ( and newspapers , like ours ) who argued strongly for the invasion of iraq , it is no longer enough to accuse those who want to head for the exit of “ cutting and running ” , as if using a pejorative phrase settled the argument either way 对于那些力挺伊战的政客们（包括报章，比如本刊）来说，一味批评那些想撤的人已经不够，人家要走，也是一种选择，你不能只是嗤之以鼻。
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Ah ying is a " miss big north " pejorative term given to prostitutes from mainland china from wunan in mainland china . she braves her way to hong kong with a short - term tourist visa . here in hong kong , she does not exist 九七回归之后，香港出现了一批从大陆内地来讨生活的特区新移民，他们来自不同的地方，各有著不同的背景：阿英把布满伤痕的过去埋在家乡，持短期?照来香港当妓女，对她来说卖淫只是一种迅速捞钱的手段。
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