contempt

n.
1. disdain,spite鄙视，怨恨。
△Tw.2.5.100(89):“incontempt of question，”i.e.beyond question,withoutdoubt. 毫无疑问。
2. state of being despised被鄙视。
△Tw.2.5.225(203): “it cannot but turn him into a notable con-tempt.”i.e. turn him into a state of being particularlydespised (by Olivia).一定会使他陷入一种大大受到（奥丽维娅）鄙视的境地。
3. scorn; (blunder for) content藐视；（错用为）内容。
△L.L.L.1.1.189(190): “Sir,the contempts thereofare as touching me. ”这信的内容是和我有关的。

contempt[kənˈtempt]

n .轻蔑，轻视，蔑视
◇have...in contempt轻视…，看不起…/in contempt of蔑视，看不起，不顾
‖ contempt of authority藐视权威
contempt of congress藐视国会罪
contempt of court藐视法庭（罪）/contempt of legislature藐视立法机关（罪）/contempt of Parliament藐视议会（罪） /contemptible adj.（可）轻视的，蔑视的，卑鄙的
contemptuous adj./ contemptuous damages不正当赔偿要求
contemptuously adv. 目空一切地，藐视地