disesteem sb/sth
及物动词，直接跟宾语。
They disesteem his contributions to the project.
他们轻视他对项目的贡献。
对......极少或没有尊重；认为无价值。；厌恶
To hold in low regard; to consider worthless.
对......极少或没有尊重；认为无价值。
To hold little or no esteem for; to consider worthless.
一般现在时
She disesteems his opinion.
她轻视他的意见。
一般过去时
They disesteemed the proposal.
他们轻视了这个提议。
现在进行时
He is disesteeming their efforts.
他正在轻视他们的努力。
动词形式规则变化
She felt disesteemed by her colleagues after the unfair criticism.
在受到不公平的批评后，她感到被同事们轻视了。
用法提示：disesteemed 作为过去分词，表示被动含义，意为被轻视。
He keeps disesteeming her contributions in every meeting.
他每次开会都轻视她的贡献。
用法提示：disesteeming 作为现在分词，表示持续的行为，意为轻视。
The manager disesteems anyone who disagrees with him.
经理轻视任何与他意见相左的人。
用法提示：disesteems 作为第三人称单数动词，表示习惯性动作，意为轻视。
及物动词，直接跟宾语。
They disesteem his contributions to the project.
他们轻视他对项目的贡献。
被动结构，常后接 by 短语。
Her opinions were disesteemed by the committee.
她的意见受到委员会的轻视。
后接 as 短语说明被轻视的原因或方式。
He disesteemed the proposal as impractical.
他认为这个提议不切实际而轻视它。
grammar · medium
易错句子I feel disesteem for him.
正确表达I disesteem him.
disesteem作为名词表示'失去尊重的状态'，而不是一种感觉或情绪。因此，表达'轻视某人'应使用动词形式disesteem，后接直接宾语。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is disesteem by his colleagues.
正确表达He is disesteemed by his colleagues.
disesteem作为动词，其被动形式需要过去分词disesteemed，而不是原形。形容词化的过去分词表示'被轻视的'。
disrespect 强调缺乏尊重（respect），常用于对人；disesteem 强调缺乏敬意或好感（esteem），对象可为地位、成就等
disdain 语气更强，表示高傲地看不起；disesteem 语气较弱，表示不欣赏或不重视
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