shrift

常见例句

Perkins’s policy failures are often given short shrift or blamed on others.
贝金斯的政策失败了，经常会有短暂的忏悔和遭到她们的责骂。
They are increasingly popular abroad and starting to make their way into museum exhibitions—though in Japan itself they are still given short shrift as an art form.
日本漫画越来越受到海外读者的欢迎，并开始在博物馆展览——尽管在日本国内，它作为一门艺术形式仍然受到冷遇。
DESPITE making up about half, by weight, of the living things on Earth, bacteria get short shrift in the biodiversity stakes compared with whales, elephants and rain-forest trees.
尽管以重量计算，细菌占了地球上生物总量的二分之一，但与鲸鱼，大象，雨林树木相比，在对生物多样性的功劳上，细菌仍然受到冷落。

Definition is important to us, and we're certainly not going to give it short shrift in this course.
定义对我们很重要，在这门课中当然不会一笔带过。
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Thus the company as a whole gets short shrift from analysts who follow each distinct industry.
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In truth, when compared to federal funding for other diseases, Alzheimers is getting very short shrift.
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One weakness of the book is that the candidacy of Mike Huckabee gets very short shrift.
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