嫌弃 (xián qì): Reject / Disdain (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He dislikes this apple because it doesn't look good.

Despite the poor conditions, the volunteers did not disdain them and continued to work enthusiastically.

The company's senior management disdained the plan as too risky and ultimately rejected it.

Mom dislikes my room being too messy and tells me to clean it up immediately.

Don't disdain this dish for its ordinary appearance; its taste is actually very authentic.