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复数形式
detractions
1
诋毁, 贬低
the act of diminishing the value or reputation of someone or something by criticism or disparagement
- The constant detraction from her achievements made it hard for her to feel confident.
对她成就的不断贬低使她难以感到自信。
- Negative reviews were a detraction from the otherwise excellent film.
负面评论是对这部原本出色的电影的贬低。
- His tendency for detraction alienated many of his friends.
他贬低他人的倾向疏远了许多朋友。
- The detraction aimed at the company's product damaged sales significantly.
针对公司产品的贬低显著损害了销售。
- In formal debates, detraction is frowned upon as it undermines constructive discussion.
在正式辩论中，贬低是不受欢迎的，因为它会破坏建设性的讨论。
2
减法, 扣除
the act of taking away a part from a whole
- The mathematical detraction of these values led to the correct total.
这些值的数学减法得出了正确的总和。
- Early texts use detraction to mean subtraction or removal.
早期文本使用减损来表示减法或移除。
- The detraction of resources caused a delay in the project.
资源的削减导致了项目的延迟。
- Historical documents refer to detraction when describing the loss of land.
历史文献在描述土地损失时提到减损。
- The detraction from the total score was unexpected.
从总分中的扣除是出乎意料的。