详细解释
侮
1、(形声。从人,每声。本义:轻慢,不敬重)。
2、同本义。
不侵侮。---《礼记·曲礼》
侮易：轻慢。
侮慢：轻侮傲慢,不敬重他人
侮忽：轻视,轻慢
侮法：藐视和歪曲法令
侮笑：轻慢嘲笑
侮傲：傲视和轻慢他人,没有礼貌
侮诮：以轻慢的态度加以讥嘲
侮剧：轻慢戏弄
侮薄：轻视;鄙薄。
3、欺负。
不侮鳏寡。---《左传·昭公元年》
有侮臣者。---《墨子·公输》
犯笑侮。---唐·柳宗元《柳河东集》
侮手：动手;对打
侮谇：欺侮斥责
侮夺：侮慢他人,侵夺他人所有之物
侮害：欺侮侵害
侮折：欺侮折辱
侮文：歪曲法律条文以行私作恶。
4、用手遮盖。
侮着眼只是啼哭。---《二刻拍案惊奇》
侮眼啼哭：捂着眼睛,掩面哭泣。
5、古时奴婢的贱称。
秦晋之间骂奴婢曰侮。---《方言》
例句
夫必自侮而后人侮之。
A man must despise himself before others will.
我知道谁可以侮谩，谁应该奉承；
I know whom I may bully, and whom I must flatter;
我们侮星期在一家咖啡厅见面两次练习英语。
We meet twice a week in a coffee shop to practice.
——许多人能忍受厄运，但极少人能忍受侮辱。
Many can bear adversity, but few contempt.
五行当中存在生、克、乘、侮和母子相互影响的关系。
Among the five-elements, there exist the relationships of generation, restriction, subjugation and counterrestriction, and mutual affection between mother-organ and child-organ.
圃最吊一幕丣，狱卒手持一封侮上场，然吊将侮亝给狱丣迈位贵斶。
In the last act, a gaoler would always come on to the stage with a letter which he would hand to the prisoner.
唐宋以降，弄孔侮圣优戏多有敷演，明清以后优戏弄孔则广涉多种重大社会问题。
The jester play teasing the sage Confucius had performed since the tang and Song Dynasties, and it involved various great social problems after the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
说女性多侮称首先是相对于男性而言，女性多侮称还体现在女性美称与侮称的不平衡上。
First, women have plenty of humiliating calls, compared with mea it also shows in the imbalance between female complimentary calls and humiliating calls.
梅分钟60拍左右的音乐节奏与健康人侮分钟60次左右的正常脉搏的生理节奏正好”共振“。
About the plum minute 60 pat music rhythm and the healthy persons insults minute 60 about the normal pulse's circadian rhythm to be just right" resonating ".
既然一切自然力量都这么诚挚地要求仟侮罪过，连这些黑色杂草都从死者的心中生长出来，宣布了一桩没有说出口的罪行，为什么办不到呢？
Wherefore not; since all the powers of nature call so earnestly for the confession of sin, that these black weeds have sprung up out of a buried heart, to make manifest an unspoken crime?
既然一切自然力量都这么诚挚地要求仟侮罪过，连这些黑色杂草都从死者的心中生长出来，宣布了一桩没有说出口的罪行，为什么办不到呢？
Wherefore not; since all the powers of nature call so earnestly for the confession of sin, that these black weeds have sprung up out of a buried heart, to make manifest an unspoken crime?