"pejoratively"辞典での英語の意味

英語でPEJORATIVELYの発音

pejoratively  [pɪˈdʒɒrətɪvlɪ]

英語でPEJORATIVELYはどんな意味ですか？

敬意

Pejorative

敬意は、軽蔑、批判、敵意、無視、および/または侮蔑を表現する表現の単語または文法形式です。 ある種の社会的または文化的なグループでは、軽蔑的と見なすことができますが、ハッカーはコンピュータ犯罪者や迅速かつ賢いコンピュータ専門家のために使用される用語です。 時には、用語は敬語として始まり、最終的に、「パンク」や「仲間」などの一部またはすべての文脈で、非軽蔑的な意味で採用されることがあります。 歴史言語学では、この現象は、改善、改善、再生、またはセマンティック変化と呼ばれています。 名前のスラーは、直接的な軽蔑的な発言ではなく、侮辱的または非難的な暴力を伴います。 場合によっては、人の名前を不愉快で侮辱的な意味で再定義することができます。また、大多数の人が社会的階級で劣ったり弱い人のグループに、卑劣な意味を持つグループラベルとして適用することもできます。 また、民族差別撤廃条約や人種差別撤廃条約は、そのグループの人々が劣っているか不足していることを暗示するための敬意として使用することができます。

A pejorative is a word or grammatical form of expression that expresses contempt, criticism, hostility, disregard and/or disrespect. A term can be regarded as pejorative in some social or cultural groups but not in others, e.g., hacker is a term used for computer criminals as well as quick and clever computer experts. Sometimes, a term may begin as a pejorative and eventually be adopted in a non-pejorative sense in some or all contexts, e.g., "punk" or "dude". In historical linguistics, this phenomenon is known as melioration, or amelioration, reclaiming, or semantic change. Name slurs can also involve an insulting or disparaging innuendo, rather than being a direct derogatory remark. In some cases, a person's name can be redefined with an unpleasant or insulting meaning, or applied to a group of people considered by the majority to be inferior or lower in social class, as a group label with a disparaging meaning. Also, an ethnic slur or racial slur can be used as a pejorative to imply people of those groups are inferior or deficient.

英語辞典でのpejorativelyの定義

辞書の中で軽蔑的に定義するのは、不愉快で悲観的な意味合いである。

PEJORATIVELYの翻訳

当社の英語多言語翻訳者が翻訳した25ヵ国語のpejorativelyを探してみましょう。

自動統計翻訳によって、このセクションで示されている英語から他の言語へのpejorativelyの翻訳を訳しました。この場合は、必須の翻訳単位は英語で«pejoratively»という単語です。

• 英語翻訳家 - 中国語: 贬
• 英語翻訳家 - スペイン語: peyorativamente
• 英語: pejoratively
• 英語翻訳家 - ヒンディー語: pejoratively
• 英語翻訳家 - アラビア語: تغير بشكل سئ
• 英語翻訳家 - ロシア語: уничижительно
• 英語翻訳家 - ポルトガル語: pejorativamente
• 英語翻訳家 - ベンガル語: pejoratively
• 英語翻訳家 - フランス語: péjorativement
• 英語翻訳家 - マレー語: Pejoratif
• 英語翻訳家 - ドイツ語: abwertend
• 英語翻訳家 - 日本語: 軽蔑
• 英語翻訳家 - 韓国語: 경멸
• 英語翻訳家 - ジャワ語: Pejoratively
• 英語翻訳家 - ベトナム語: nghĩa xấu
• 英語翻訳家 - タミル語: இழிவுப் பொருளில்
• 英語翻訳家 - マラーティー語: छेडछाडाने
• 英語翻訳家 - トルコ語: aşağılayıcı
• 英語翻訳家 - イタリア語: pejoratively
• 英語翻訳家 - ポーランド語: pejoratywnie
• 英語翻訳家 - ウクライナ語: принизливо
• 英語翻訳家 - ルーマニア語: peiorativ
• 英語翻訳家 - ギリシャ語: υποτιμητικά
• 英語翻訳家 - アフリカーンス語: pejoratively
• 英語翻訳家 - スウェーデン語: nedsättande
• 英語翻訳家 - ノルウェー語: nedsettende

英語での«PEJORATIVELY»の引用

pejorativelyという言葉で有名な引用文や文章

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Paulo Freire

At times, I have been criticized by some philosophers of education, who place me in postures that they classify pejoratively as 'revolutionary.' But I have had the satisfaction of being invited to work in societies making progressive efforts without wavering. They were changing, and so they called on me.

2

Sarah Lacy

I think everyone has their own style in journalism. Look, I'm a girl from the South! Sometimes I laugh. Someone can pejoratively call it giggling. But if you look at the body of my work, I ask lots of hard questions and break a lot of hard news.

3

John Ridley

There are any number of very hard working people in Hollywood who deserve recognition. Mostly its the artisans and crafts persons - the 'below the line' workers - whose only reward is to be pejoratively labeled 'below the line' workers. I say get them all on the next thing smoking to Vegas for an all expense paid weekend of whatever.

«PEJORATIVELY»に関連する英語の本

以下の図書目録からpejorativelyの使いかたを見つけましょう。pejorativelyに関する本と英語文献で使われた文脈を提供するための簡単な抜粋文。

Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African ...

Ethnic cluster of southern Africa; also known as Khoekhoe, Namaqua, Khoi, and pejoratively as Hottentot. The Khoikhoi consists of KHOISAN-speaking pastoral groups, including the NAMA. The Khoikoi live mainly in NAMIBIA and SOUTH ...

Kwame Anthony Appiah, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., 2005

Philo and Paul Among the Sophists

... even Jones hesitates to cite Or. 32.11 in support of his contention that the term is usually used pejoratively of philosophers. There Dio contrasts the dearth of noble, independent souls with the abundance of 'flatterers, impostors and sophists'.

Bruce W. Winter, 1997

Process and Paradigms in Word-Formation Morphology

In some cases at least, application of the rule is (lexically) optional; for example, kindisch 'childish' can be used pejoratively, but apparently also quite neutrally, as in kindisches Kleid (Sti) 'child's dress' etc, and the same may apply to biiurisch, ...

Amanda Pounder, 2000

Don?t Miss the Revival!

It is used pejoratively to describe a person, who is a head of state or government, who abuses his power and authorityto oppress his people, subjects or subordinates. It is used pejoratively in much the same way as the term “tyrant” or “ dictator.

Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey, 2014

Encyclopedia of Africa

Ethnic cluster ofsouthern Africa; also known as Khoekhoe, Namaqua, Khoi, and pejoratively as Hottentot. The Khoikhoi consists of Khoisan-speaking pastoral groups, including the Nama. The Khoikoi live mainly in Namibia and South Africa.

Anthony Appiah, Henry Louis Gates, 2010

French Bourgeois Culture

As used pejoratively Specific usages of the adjective bourgeoisie) Trevoux -' Used pejoratively to refer to a man who is not a gentleman or who has no breeding', 'you can smell the bourgeois on him'. -'how utterly bourgeois' [cela est du dernier ...

Béatrix Le Wita, 1994

Dialogues on Values and Centers of Value: Old Friends, New ...

B. Demythologizing and Remythologizing My preceding comments are also relevant to your suggestion that demythologizing is really remythologizing, understood pejoratively. I certainly agree that demythologizing involves moving from one ...

Thomas M. Dicken, Rem Blanchard Edwards, 2001

Using Spanish Vocabulary

... Scandinavia/ Scandinavian Scotland/Scottish Slovakia/Slovak Slovenia/ Slovene Spain/Spanish Estonia/Estonian Finland/Finnish Frenchy, frog (used pejoratively) France/French Frenchy, frog (used pejoratively) Spaniard (used pejoratively) ...

R. E. Batchelor, Miguel Ángel San José, 2003

Using Spanish Synonyms

... polite connotation than mujer) companion, partner wife (has a less polite connotation than esposa) partner better half(also means husband) wife (used pejoratively) wife (used pejoratively) wife Luisa Rodr ́ıguez, c ́onyuge de Emilio S ́anchez ...

R. E. Batchelor, 2006

New Palauan-English Dictionary

Babeldaob (used pejoratively). 2. v. s. inexperienced in Western ways; ignorant of modem conveniences. See honto. — chad er a H.O. country rube (used pejoratively with reference to inhabitants of Babeldaob). hokorf (Jp. hokori) n. dust.

Lewis S. Josephs, 1990

用語«PEJORATIVELY»を含むニュース項目

国内外の報道機関が語った内容や、次のニュース項目の文脈からpejorativelyという用語がどのように使われているかを調べてみましょう。

The Note: Hillary Clinton Facing More Scrutiny Over E-mails

Democrats have pejoratively labeled the legislation “The Donald Trump Act,” tying the proposal to the volatile presidential candidate and his controversial ... «Observer News, 7月 15»

Semantics are important in this war of words

... yet those who seek to implement Islamic principles within the political realm are labelled pejoratively as "Islamists" and become synonymous ... «Middle East Monitor, 7月 15»

White House threatens House GOP immigration bill veto

“Democrats have pejoratively labeled the legislation 'The Donald Trump Act, ' tying the proposal to the volatile presidential candidate and his ... «TV Newsroom, 7月 15»

Republicans pass 'Donald Trump Act' as Obama vows veto

Democrats have pejoratively labeled the legislation “The Donald Trump Act,” tying the proposal to the volatile presidential candidate and his ... «WJLA, 7月 15»

Letter: Chattanooga attacks can't properly be called 'terrorism'

It shouldn't be used pejoratively, either: our enemies are terrorists but our friends are freedom fighters and patriots. Instead, terrorism should be ... «Eagle-Tribune, 7月 15»

Nepal earthquake – three months on: Thousands remain in need as …

The family might get a loan from a microfinance mothers' group or Dalit (pejoratively known as untouchables) organisation. Her husband works ... «International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, 7月 15»

Three years after NCAA sanctions, Penn State football surmounts an …

Coach James Franklin uses the word "culture," which Emmert used pejoratively, freely and emphatically to describe Penn State football. «Allentown Morning Call, 7月 15»

Meet the Press Transcript - July 19, 2015

In fact, there is no legal definition of a sanctuary city. As you know, Chuck and Raul, that term has often been used pejoratively. CHUCK TODD:. «NBCNews.com, 7月 15»

Guest commentary: Real radicals dwell on left end of spectrum not …

Many in the news media -- both print and broadcast -- often pejoratively use the term "radical conservatives" to describe adherents to a political ... «Contra Costa Times, 7月 15»

Do We Have an Amoral Constitution? A Second Reply to Kurt Lash

In doing so, he fails to take account of abundant evidence that what is now pejoratively called "substantive due process" was accepted by the ... «Huffington Post, 7月 15»