dismissive

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dismissive
[dɪsˈmɪsɪv]
adjetivo
1desdeñoso(a), despectivo(a) (of hacia or respecto a)
  • he was very dismissive of my chances -> se mostró escéptico en cuanto a mis posibilidades

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dismissive [dis-mi-so-ri]
adjetivo
1Que despide, destituye o licencia; dimisorio.
2Desdeñoso (attitude, smile); disciplente (tone).

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dismissive [dɪsˈmɪsɪv]
adjective
(disdainful) [+gesture, wave, attitude] despectivo; desdeñoso
He made an impatient, dismissive gesture with his hand One of the severest stresses for the person afflicted with ME is the often dismissive attitude of medical advisers who discount the degree of disablement, and who may label the sufferer as "neurotic"
he said in a dismissive tone dijo como quien no quería tomar la cosa en serio; he was very dismissive about it parecía no tomar la cosa en serio; he is very dismissive of her capabilities siempre está infravalorando subestimando sus capacidades;or

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