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dis
noun
disses
pl
UK
/dɪs/
US
/dɪs/
неуважение
The dis he showed to his elders was shocking.
Неуважение, которое он проявил к старшим, было шокирующим.
оскорбление
He took the dis as a personal attack.
Он воспринял оскорбление как личную атаку.
Additional translations
пренебрежение
Synonyms
slur
slight
insult
diss
offense
belittlement
derogation
affront
put-down
snub
dis
verb
dissed
Past Simple
dissed
Past Participle
dissing
Gerund
UK
/dɪs/
US
/dɪs/
оскорблять
He didn't mean to dis you in front of everyone.
Он не хотел оскорблять тебя перед всеми.
унижать
She tends to dis people when she's in a bad mood.
Она склонна унижать людей, когда у нее плохое настроение.
Additional translations
дразнить
Synonyms
diss
belittle
disrespect
slight
insult
demean
dis
adjective
Used attributively to describe something containing or characterized by an insult (e.g., "dis track").
Synonyms
impudent
insolent
rude
snide
contemptuous
scornful
dismissive
dissing
demeaning
derogatory
insulting
disrespectful
Definitions
dis
noun
An insulting or disrespectful remark or act; an insult.
That joke was a total dis.
dis
verb
To treat or speak to (someone) with disrespect; to insult.
Don't dis me in front of my friends.
dis
adjective
Relating to, containing, or intended as an insult.
The rapper released a dis track aimed at his critics.
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