despise
US /dɪˈspaɪz/
・UK /dɪ'spaɪz/
B2 中上級
v.t.他動詞侮蔑する : 見下す
I despise people who do not have respect for others
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私たちが懸命に働く本当の理由 (The Real Reason We Work So Hard)
- We work so hard because we are in terror of stillness, because being scared of the world offers the most respectable distraction from a dread of our own minds, because we have no idea how to let anyone know us outside of our achievements, because it seems inconceivable that we have any value beyond what we do, because we were early on in the art of being terrified and we are still too young to question our elders, because we use the noise from without to drown the murmurs from within, because we can't read poetry for we despise anything that doesn't have a charted purpose or goal and that therefore threatens to collide us with the unexpected, because we don't allow ourselves to be acquainted with the night, because if we started with the questions we have no idea where we might have to go and what might need to be discarded, because we are in flight from untenable sadness and regret, because we haven't got too many or even any real friends, because few people ever just held us quietly, because we have no idea what to do with ourselves other than run, because we find peace so much harder than war and because the real work might lie elsewhere.
私たちが懸命に働くのは、静寂を恐れているからであり、世界を恐れることは、自分自身の心への恐怖から逃れる最も立派な気晴らしだからである、恐怖に怯える術を早くから身につけ、年長者を疑うにはまだ若すぎるからだ。内なるざわめきをかき消すために、外からの雑音を利用するからだ、夜と知り合うことを許さないから、疑問から始めたらどこへ行き、何を捨てなければならないのか見当がつかないから、やり場のない悲しみや後悔から逃避しているから、本当の友達が少ないから、静かに抱きしめてくれる人がほとんどいないから、逃げる以外に自分自身
- Because we can't read poetry, for we despise anything that doesn't have a charted purpose or goal and that therefore threatens to collide us with the unexpected.
J.K.ローリング - ある一年の物語 (TV、2007年) (J. K. Rowling - A Year In The Life (TV, 2007))
- What vice do you most despise?
中に入ると、いくつか直接的な質問をすることから映画を始めようと決めました。
- What vice do you most despise?
中に入ると、いくつか直接的な質問をすることから映画を始めようと決めました。
第一部 - ジェイン・オースティン著「分別と多感」オーディオブック（第1章〜第14章） (Part 1 - Sense and Sensibility Audiobook by Jane Austen (Chs 01-14))
- and so earnestly did she despise her daughter-in-law for it, that on the arrival of the latter, she would have quitted the house forever, had not the entreaty of her eldest girl induced her first to reflect on the propriety of going,
千ポンドピースの存在による彼の姉妹の運命。
- and so earnestly did she despise her daughter-in-law for it, that on the arrival of the latter she would have quitted the house forever, had not the entreaty of her eldest girl induced her first to reflect on the propriety of going,
千ポンドピースの存在による彼の姉妹の運命。
唯一重要な人間関係のルール (The Only Relationship Rule That Matters)
- Because we've come from a very deprived place, because we were somewhere early on trained to despise ourselves.
なぜなら、私たちは非常に欠乏した場所から来ており、早い段階で自分自身を軽蔑するように訓練されたからです。
- Because we were, somewhere early on, trained to despise ourselves.
なぜなら、私たちは非常に欠乏した場所から来ており、早い段階で自分自身を軽蔑するように訓練されたからです。
2014年以降の全ての失敗 (Every mistake I've made since 2014.)
- I despise anything I've made in the past.
私は過去に作ったものを軽蔑している。
- I despise anything I've made in the past.
特に初期の作品はね。
「もっと早く見ればよかったと後悔するであろうこと」 (“Most People Will Regret Not Seeing This Sooner”)
- Now I am not telling you this in order to make you angry, in order to push you to despise rich people, I am just explaining to you how the system works, that's how it works, whether you like it or not.
私はただ、このシステムがどのように機能しているかを説明しているだけだ。
- Now, I am not telling you this in order to make you angry, in order to push you to despise rich people.
同じシーンの2つの撮影方法 (#1) (Two Ways To Film The Same Scene (#1))
- They basically despise each other.
彼らは基本的に互いを軽蔑しています。
- They basically despise each other.
彼らは基本的に互いを軽蔑しています。
99%の人より先を行く方法（6〜12ヶ月で） (How To Get Ahead Of 99% Of People (In 6-12 Months))
- Having a negative thing, something that you despise, something that will get you angry.
嫌いなもの、軽蔑するもの、怒りを感じるものを持つことです。
- but the best way to do that is by also creating an anti-vision, having a negative thing, something that you despise, something that will get you angry because negative energy is very, very potent.
嫌いなもの、軽蔑するもの、怒りを感じるものを持つことです。