Translations for „despised“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

despise [dɪˈspaɪz] VB trans

despise

gardzić [perf wz-]

not to be despised

nie do pogardzenia

Usage examples with despised

not to be despised

nie do pogardzenia

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Most refugees are despised and are relegated to scrounging for the lowest day-laborer work.

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Lick continued to slink around in his one filthy, reeking suit, friendless and disheveled, despised by everyone.

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He also personally despised the kneeling play, considering it unsporting and somewhat dishonorable (a view popular among a lot of coaches of the period).

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He had a writer's interest in the occult, notably mesmerism, but despised fraud and believed in the superiority of the scientific method over superstition.

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To fail is to spend eternity linked to that which you have despised.

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He at first despised her, as she was not really an alcoholic, but came to the meeting anyway.

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Dangerous to handle and hard to get to market, early oilmen despised it as a poor relation to its rich cousin crude oil.

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His father was a drunkard given to insensate rage, who despised his delicate son, not only for his supposed effeminacy, but also for his sensitivity and literary pretensions.

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With his zany antics and half-baked notions of romantic hijinks, he became both one of the most loved and conversely despised characters in the show's history.

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The students speculate on why he is leaving, but do not much care since despite being academically brilliant, he is generally despised as being strict, stern and humourless.

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