downplayed
英 [ˌdaʊnˈpleɪd]
美 [ˌdaʊnˈpleɪd]
v. 对…轻描淡写; 使轻视; 贬低
downplay的过去分词和过去式
柯林斯词典
- VERB 对…轻描淡写;使轻视;贬低
If youdownplaya fact or feature, you try to make people think that it is less important or serious than it really is.- The government is trying to downplay the violence.
政府试图对暴力行为低调处理。 - ...to downplay the dangers of nuclear accidents.
对核事故的危险轻描淡写
- The government is trying to downplay the violence.
双语例句
- He also downplayed the impact of soaring salaries for India's IT employees.
此外,他着意淡化印度IT员工薪资上涨所带来的影响。 - Over the last seven or eight years, I'd downplayed JKidd's game.
在过去的七、八年里,我都有些轻视了基德在比赛中的价值。 - State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland on Thursday downplayed the incident.
美国国务院发言人纽兰星期四对这一事件进行了淡化处理。 - But I downplayed my feelings for him.
不过我一直淡化了我对他的感情。 - However, Mr Feng downplayed fears of a pandemic.
不过,冯子健淡化了疫情大爆发的担心。 - The risks from contagion have repeatedly been downplayed.
危机蔓延的风险一再被低估。 - Our experience of the past few years is also of great importance and should not be downplayed.
这几年的经验也很重要,不要小看。 - He also downplayed the extent to which the American model attracts people the world over: the Chinese business elite are much more interested in Silicon Valley than in their Confucian past.
同时,他也忽视了美国榜样对全世界的吸引力&对中国的商业精英们来说,比起他们的儒家传统,他们对美国硅谷(SiliconValley)更有兴趣。 - Fellow Republicans downplayed the significance of Bloomberg's endorsement.
共和党人淡化了布隆伯格的支持。 - Senator McCain downplayed the Powell announcement when asked about it on the Fox News Sunday television program.
麦凯恩在接受福克斯电视台周日新闻电视节目的采访时,对鲍威尔支持奥巴马的消息进行了低调处理。