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v.嘲笑⁸⁰;愚弄²⁰原型deride的过去式和过去分词副词deridingly名词derider过去分词derided现在分词deriding三单derides
Verb:
treat or speak of with contempt;He derided his student's attempt to solve the biggest problem in mathematics 近义词 at在of关于make做fun乐趣mock嘲弄scorn轻蔑scoff嘲笑taunt辱骂rally集会roast烤肉laugh发笑knock敲击disdain轻蔑ridicule嘲笑laugh at嘲笑put down镇压disparage蔑视make fun of取笑
动词76%,名词24%
用作动词Hederidesher naive attitude.他嘲弄她天真的态度。
Theyderidedhis efforts as childish.他们嘲笑他的做法很幼稚。
No one has the right toderidethe disadvantage of handicapped people.任何人都没有权利嘲笑残疾人的不利条件。verb.make fun of;insult
同义词 disdain,disparage,mock,ridicule,scoff,scorn,tauntbanter,chaff,contemn,detract,flout,gibe,jeer,jolly,kid,knock,pan,pooh-pooh,quiz,rag,rally,razz,rib,roast,slam,sneer,twitdis,do a number on,dump on,laugh at,lout,put down
反义词 admire,approve,compliment,flatter,praise,respectcommend,revere Among Palestinians at large, Mr Abbas has been derided for putting his faith in the new American administration.
阿巴斯一直因为对美国新政府寄予期望而被大部分巴勒斯坦人嘲笑。 ecocn
Zhang Zhaozhong of China's National Defense University, who pointedly derided the “ low level” of Indian technology.
中国国防大学的张召忠尖锐地嘲笑印度技术的“低水准”。 yeeyan
Clinton's effort to mandate school uniforms, for example, became emblematic of what liberals derided as presidential tinkering.
比如，克林顿曾推行强制性校服政策，这是被自由派人士嘲笑为“总统的修修补补”的标志性事件。 yeeyan
He derided me for being part of a baby boomer elite who never grew up, never did anything real, never sacrificed, never suffered, and never learned.
他嘲笑我是婴儿潮一代的精英人士，属于从来没有长大，从不做任何实事，从不做出牺牲，从没有遭受过灾难，也从来不学习的人。 yeeyan
Political rivals grabbed a tempting stick with which to bash his derided government.
政治对手抓住了一个诱人的把柄来痛斥受嘲笑的政府。 ecocn
She derided my effort as childish.
她嘲笑说我的努力很幼稚。《21世纪大英汉词典》
The children derided her for her fear of the snake.
孩子们因她怕蛇而嘲笑她。《21世纪大英汉词典》
They derided the new music.
他们嘲笑新乐曲。《21世纪大英汉词典》 |