bin2 cing1貶稱贬称
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Yalebín chīng
Definition
A derogatory term or address.
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How it's used
Focus on the intent to belittle or insult when using this term. It is often used in formal discussions or news reports to describe how a specific group or person is being targeted by offensive labels. Unlike simple insults, it specifically refers to a name or title used to demean someone's status or identity.
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He always uses derogatory names to call people, it is very rude.
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Common phrases
carries a derogatory tone
use a derogatory term
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with general insults or swear words, as it specifically refers to a label or title used to address or refer to someone. Using it to describe a generic curse word is inaccurate.
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Grammar guides
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