dissing

英 [ˈdɪsɪŋ]

美 [ˈdɪsɪŋ]

v.  对…不尊敬;不公正地批评
diss的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 对…不尊敬;不公正地批评
  If someonedissesyou, they criticize you unfairly or speak to you in a way that does not show respect.
  1. He believes that his records speak for themselves and ignores those who diss him.
     他相信他的记录会说明一切，并不理会那些对他不敬的人。

双语例句

• Me and another guy in the game we started dissing him a little.
  我和一个兄弟就骂了他几句。
• You get detention for dissing the teacher in front of everybody.
  你得了个留堂处分，因为在大家面前嘲弄老师。
• Many murders and assaults are committed in response to blows to self-esteem such as insults, dissing and humiliation.
  许多谋杀与攻击都是犯人对自尊遭践踏的反应，例如侮辱、碴、脸。
• Instead of dissing me like that?
  而是把我搞得晕头转向？
• Vlasic quotes executives trash-talking the competition and dissing each other behind their backs.
  维拉斯克在书中引述了汽车公司高管们如何挖苦竞争对手，以及如何在背后互相攻击。
• As long as the song's getting airplay I'm dissing you.
  只要这歌在电台上播放我就是在骂你。
• Dissing a drug-addled gang member in a rough urban neighborhood is, needless to say, likely to get the disser slugged, stabbed or shot.
  如果在粗陋的城市贫民区对一个吸毒成瘾的帮派分子表示不敬，不用说，不敬者很可能会遭暴打、被捅了刀子或被枪杀。