贬值 | biǎn zhí | to become devaluated; to devaluate; to depreciate | |
贬低 | biǎn dī | to belittle; to disparage; to play down; to demean; to degrade; to devalue | |
褒贬 | bāo biǎn | to appraise; to pass judgment on; to speak ill of; praise and censure; appraisal | |
贬斥 | biǎn chì | to demote; to denounce | |
贬义 | biǎn yì | derogatory sense; negative connotation |
1 | But why is thought discouraged at school? | |
2 | For several centuries, people have different opinions on him, praising or criticizing him for different purposes. | |
3 | Returning to the metaphor of interpersonal relations, humble, self-deprecating people generally have little trouble finding friends. | |
4 | Most aren' t aware of just how much they beat themselves up over things. | |
5 | In fact, I' ve been prone to dismiss the whole thing, calling most of that side of application development "nothing more than watching pixels change color". |