trivialize

verb

1. 使显得琐碎（或不重要、不难等）；轻视
   to make sth seem less important, serious, difficult, etc. than it really is

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 trivialise


1. VERB 贬低;轻视;使显得琐碎(或简单)
   If you say that someone trivializes something important, you disapprove of them because they make it seem less important, serious, and complex than it is.
   1. It never ceases to amaze me how the business world continues to trivialize the world's environmental problems.
      商界一直不重视世界环境问题，总让我惊讶不已。

1. It never ceases to amaze me how the business world continues to trivialize the world's environmental problems.
   商界一直不重视世界环境问题，总让我惊讶不已。
2. Although I'm using a simple example for illustrative purposes I don't mean to trivialize the possible complexity of this refactoring technique.
   尽管我使用了一个简单的示例进行说明，但是我并没有要刻意忽略这项重构技巧的复杂性。
3. This simple example is meant to be illustrative, not to trivialize rollback.
   这个简单的例子仅用于说明问题，并不意味着回滚就是这么简单。
4. So if you were to trivialize the task ahead, it could be summarized as follows: Replace file access calls by an SQL interface that would access information in a DB2 database instead of a flat file.
   因此，我们要完成的任务是：用SQL访问替代文件访问调用，从而访问DB2数据库（而不是平面文件）中的信息。
5. It is therefore important to not trivialize your passwords.
   因此不要使用简单的口令很重要。
6. MJ: Don't let culture trivialize your life and work and relationships.
   MJ：别让这些文化趋势把你的生活、工作和情感变得无聊琐碎。
7. Don't trivialize the seriousness of the issue!
   不要淡化问题的严重性。
8. To tolerate his teaching would seem to trivialize it in some sense, to render it harmless.
   若容忍了他的学说，则似乎让它看似平凡，视其为无害。
9. It is important not to trivialize children's worries.
   重要的是不要把儿童的烦恼当成是小事。

verb

1. make trivial or insignificant
   1. Don't trivialize the seriousness of the issue!

   Synonym:    trivialise