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軽蔑

keibetsu /keːbet͡sɯ/

A strong feeling of dislike and a lack of respect for someone or something that you think is unimportant or has no value. It is often used to describe looking down on others for their behavior, status, or character.

Exemplos

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彼は嘘をつく人を軽蔑しています。

He despises people who tell lies.

2

そのような行為は、国民の軽蔑を招くことになるでしょう。

Such actions will likely invite the contempt of the citizens.

3

あんな失礼な態度は、軽蔑されても仕方ないよ。

It's no wonder you're looked down on with such a rude attitude.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
軽蔑
Verb
軽蔑する
Advérbio
軽蔑的に
Adjetivo
軽蔑的な
Relacionado
軽蔑感
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Dica de memorização

The first kanji 軽 (kei) means 'light' or 'unimportant'. Think of 'keibetsu' as treating someone as having 'light weight' or no importance at all.

Quiz rápido

約束を何度も破る彼のことを(  )してしまいます。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 軽蔑

Exemplos

1

彼は嘘をつく人を軽蔑しています。

everyday

He despises people who tell lies.

2

そのような行為は、国民の軽蔑を招くことになるでしょう。

formal

Such actions will likely invite the contempt of the citizens.

3

あんな失礼な態度は、軽蔑されても仕方ないよ。

informal

It's no wonder you're looked down on with such a rude attitude.

4

心理学において軽蔑は、相手を自分より劣っていると見なす感情と定義される。

academic

In psychology, contempt is defined as an emotion where one views the other party as inferior to oneself.

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競合他社を軽蔑するのではなく、彼らの強みを分析すべきだ。

business

Instead of looking down on our competitors, we should analyze their strengths.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
軽蔑
Verb
軽蔑する
Advérbio
軽蔑的に
Adjetivo
軽蔑的な
Relacionado
軽蔑感

Colocações comuns

軽蔑の眼差し a look of contempt
軽蔑を買う to earn/incur someone's disdain
激しい軽蔑 intense contempt
軽蔑に値する to be worthy of contempt
軽蔑を込める to fill (something) with scorn

Frases Comuns

軽蔑の念を抱く

To harbor feelings of contempt.

軽蔑を隠さない

To not hide one's disdain.

軽蔑の対象

The object of scorn.

Frequentemente confundido com

軽蔑 vs 蔑視

蔑視 is often used for broader societal or structural discrimination, whereas 軽蔑 is more about personal emotion or individual judgment.

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Notas de uso

It can be used as a noun or a verb by adding 'suru'. It carries a heavy emotional weight and implies that the speaker feels superior to the person being discussed.

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Erros comuns

Learners sometimes use it interchangeably with 'dislike' (kirai), but keibetsu specifically requires the element of looking down on someone from a position of perceived superiority.

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Dica de memorização

The first kanji 軽 (kei) means 'light' or 'unimportant'. Think of 'keibetsu' as treating someone as having 'light weight' or no importance at all.

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Origem da palavra

Composed of 軽 (light/slight) and 蔑 (ignore/scorn), originating from Middle Chinese meaning to treat someone as trivial and ignore them.

Padrões gramaticais

Noun + を軽蔑する (To despise [Noun]) Noun + への軽蔑 (Contempt toward [Noun]) 軽蔑される (To be despised/passive voice)
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Contexto cultural

In Japan, expressing overt 'keibetsu' is generally frowned upon as it disrupts social harmony (wa), often being shown through subtle body language rather than direct words.

Quiz rápido

約束を何度も破る彼のことを(  )してしまいます。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 軽蔑

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