1.The " Boche" was the pejorative term for the German soldiers during the previous war.

“德佬”上次大战中对德国士兵的称。

2.If such a species is successful, it is described as “invasive”—a rather pejorative word.

一种新物种一旦引入成功，它常常具有侵略性——一个含的词语。

3.Oddly though, 'populist' is almost always a pejorative term—no one really wants the label.

这一切都了照顾" 获得投票" 这个小家伙, 倾听普通人的需求并给予他们, 或者至少承诺给予他们想要的.

4.People began to use pejorative names for the motorcycle.

人们开始对摩托车使的称呼。机翻

5.It's not considered a pejorative term anymore, however, but people who like Harley Davidsons.

然，它不再被词，喜欢哈雷戴维森的人。机翻

6.In each instance, the target is a term that is, or can be seen as, pejorative.

在每种情况下，目标都一个词，或者可以被视词。机翻

7.Normally it's used as a pejorative – that is, as a word describing something negative or bad.

通常它被作词——也就说，作描述消极或坏事的词。机翻

8.There’s even kind of a pejorative name for it, " the man flu" , which implies that men are just being babies.

甚至还有“男性流感”这种有点抑的名称出现，意思就男人只在装病已。

9.However, I don't want people to use them as a pejorative label that really either tries to diagnose someone or distance yourself from someone.

然，我不希望人们把它们作的标签，真正地要么试图诊断某人，要么疏远你自己。

10.In the UK, the term " gammon" gained currency in the early 2010s as a pejorative apparently inspired by the puce skin tone of enraged, middle-aged middle Englanders.

在英国，“熏猪腿男”（gammon）这个词在 21 世纪 10 年代早期开始流行起来，它一个词，显然受到了中年英格兰中产阶级发怒时气得发紫的肤色启发。

11.The term— along with the pejorative " Dark Ages" — was popularized during the 15th and 16th centuries by scholars biased toward the Classical and Modern periods that came before and after.

这个词连同带有的“黑暗时代”在 15 和 16 世纪被偏向于前后的古典和现代时期的学者所流行。机翻

12.Huh, so I thought… honestly, I thought pithy was pejorative, but… if I'm using pejorative correctly, which I may not be, but it sounds like pithy is a compliment that would… bestowed on most things, but not Sleep With Me.

嗯，所以我想… … 老实说，我简洁词，但… … 如果我正确地使了词，我可能不，但听起来简洁一种赞美，会… … 赋予大多数事物，但不包括睡觉我。机翻