v.使变色，弄脏，伤害名誉

He looked at the messy room with distain, clearly unimpressed by the lack of order.
他带着鄙视的眼神看着那间乱糟糟的房间，显然对这种无序状态很不以为然。
The aristocrat held the peasants in distain, believing them to be beneath his notice.
贵族对农民持鄙视态度，认为他们不值得关注。
She spoke of her former colleagues with such distain, it was clear she had no intention of returning to that workplace.
她以极其鄙夷的口吻谈起她以前的同事，很明显她无意回到那个工作场所。
The artist refused to conform to traditional styles, distaining them as outdated and unoriginal.
那位艺术家拒绝遵循传统风格，鄙视它们为过时且缺乏创意。
He distained the idea of using cheat codes in video games, insisting on completing them through skill and patience alone.
他鄙视在电子游戏中使用作弊码的想法，坚持只通过技巧和耐心来完成游戏。
The food critic's review was filled with distain for the overpriced, underwhelming meal he had been served.
那位美食评论家的评论中充满了对那顿价格过高、味道平平的餐点的鄙视。
She wore her poverty like a badge of honor, distaining those who judged her based on material possessions.
她把贫穷当作一种荣誉的标志，鄙视那些仅凭物质财富来评判她的人。
The intellectual distained popular culture, considering it shallow and lacking depth.
那位知识分子鄙视流行文化，认为它肤浅且缺乏深度。
He distained the offer of help, insisting on doing everything himself to prove his independence.
他鄙视别人的帮助提议，坚持自己做所有事情以证明他的独立性。
The fashion designer distained mass-produced clothing, preferring to create unique, handmade pieces.
那位时装设计师鄙视批量生产的衣物，更喜欢创作独一无二的手工制品。