disrespect是什么意思

双语用例

• The parents should not feel disrespected or betrayed if their offspring ends up wrapped round a lamppost.

• If the statute is racially discriminator y, then any member of the discriminated group has been disrespected and has a personal right to sue.

• The answer depends on who is disrespected by the statute.

• I pose that many elderly would view these forced choices as unethical and unfair, with a conjoined message that younger society disrespects and devalues them.

• By contrast, radicalized pragmatism disrespects structures the better to respect individuals.

• Such behaviour is potentially perilous, disrespecting the impartiality and autonomy of law establishment.

• When it comes to doctor-patient relationships, one size does not fit all, and insisting that they do disrespects the individuality of the patient.

• In particular, such an approach disrespects the choices that people make about how to dispose of their resources, and therefore amounts to an unacceptable infringement of individual liberty.