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n.嘲笑⁶⁵;笑柄⁶;愚弄⁷v.嘲笑;嘲弄¹⁶;愚弄;狼吞虎咽⁶原型scoff的过去式和过去分词副词scoffingly名词scoffer过去分词scoffed现在分词scoffing三单scoffs
v.动词
vi. 嘲笑；嘲弄speak contemptuously; mock
Noun:
showing your contempt by derision
Verb:
laugh at with contempt and derision;The crowd jeered at the speaker treat with contemptuous disregard;flout the rules ridicule，mock，scoff，sneer这些动词均含“嘲笑”之意。 ridicule多指有意地用言语对戏弄某人，以使之显得渺小，不重要。此种嘲笑善意恶意均可。 mock指一种挖苦的，带挑衅性的嘲笑。 scoff指对一般受到尊重的事物的嘲笑。 sneer指除了用讽刺言语讥笑外还带轻蔑的表情。 近义词 eat吃wolf狼jeer嘲弄mock嘲弄bolt门闩gibe嘲笑sneer冷笑taunt辱骂flout藐视deride嘲笑guzzle狂饮mockery嘲弄barrack兵舍ridicule嘲笑laugh at嘲笑jeering嘲弄的gobble狼吞虎咽make fun of取笑poke fun at拿 … 开玩笑…pooh-pooh表示轻蔑或不耐烦…scoffing动词scoff的现在进行…
用作动词v.
用作不及物动词
S+～+AA hundred years ago people scoffed at the idea.一百年前人们曾嘲笑过这种想法。
动词96%,名词4%
用作名词You should notscoffat others'belief.你不能嘲笑别人的信仰。
Initially, the“ core” of any industry willscoff.最初，任何一个行业的核心拥趸都会嘲笑这种自讨苦吃的做法。用作动词You should notscoffat others'belief.你不能嘲笑别人的信仰。
Initially, the“ core” of any industry willscoff.最初，任何一个行业的核心拥趸都会嘲笑这种自讨苦吃的做法。 Mr Chávez scoffed recently, boasting that Venezuela was well- equipped to weather the storm.
查韦斯最近用嘲笑的口吻这样说，并且夸口委内瑞拉已经准备好度过这场风暴。 ecocn
While many initially scoffed at Ty’s under- stuffed animals and referred to them as‘ roadkill, ’ the haters were quickly hushed when30,000 were sold at the first toy show in Atlanta.
开始有很多人都嘲笑 Ty的玩具瘪瘪的没有内容，戏称他们是“马路杀手”，但在亚特兰大的首次玩具展销会上售出3万个玩具后，这些人很快就闭嘴了。 yeeyan
Who's the girl that's scoffed at?
那个被愚弄的姑娘是谁?《21世纪大英汉词典》
“ Rich men are materialistic,” I scoffed.
“有钱人是很实利的，”我鄙夷的说。 yeeyan
Aviva has no interest in ever being a mother, although two years ago she also scoffed at eye makeup and skinny jeans.
阿维娃从来对做个母亲没什么兴趣，虽然两年前她也是嘲笑重重的眼妆和闪亮的牛仔裤的。 yeeyan
Back then, friends and acquaintances scoffed at his predictions that the housing bubble was going to hurt a lot further down the line.
回顾这些年，朋友和相识者曾经都嘲笑他的预言：“房地产泡沫的噩梦会触及许多底层百姓。” yeeyan
Before Sony Electronics invented portable music and overpriced TVs, it was called Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering, and it cobbled gadgets people in the U.S. scoffed at.
1955年：在发明随身听及高价位电视以前，索尼电子叫“东京通信工业”，拼凑些小玩意，受美国人嘲笑。 yeeyan
For hundreds of years the French have ridiculed our food, scoffed at our culture and mocked our stiff upper lip.
几百年来，法国人一直在嘲笑英国人，嘲笑他们的饮食、他们的文化、还有他们僵硬的上嘴唇。 yeeyan
He scoffed,“ You're a big man. ”
他嘲笑地说：“你是个大人物”。《21世纪大英汉词典》
I told them my ideas but they scoffed at them.
我告诉他们我的想法，但是他们不以为然。24en
In 1789, George Washington hailed the holiday, while President Thomas Jefferson scoffed at the notion, calling Thanksgiving“ the most ridiculous idea” ever conceived.
1789年，乔治华盛顿批判了这一节日，而汤马斯杰弗森总统也嘲笑了感恩节这个概念是有史以来“最荒谬的点子”。 neworiental
Kevin Turner, chief operating officer, scoffed at that explanation, these people said.
这些当事人表示，微软的首席运营长特纳 Kevin Turner对这种解释嗤之以鼻。 iciba
Landscape painting ranked low in the hierarchy of genres, especially Constable’s kind: fields, mills, towpaths—mere “map-work”, scoffed J.H. Fuseli, professor at the Royal Academy.
风景画在众多流派中尚属末流，而康斯特布尔画的田地、磨坊、拉船牵道 —— 就是“画地图”嘛，皇家艺术院教授 J.H. 福塞利曾揶揄道。 ecocn
Leaders in the Liberated Areas scoffed at that theory.
解放区的领导人嘲笑了这种理论。 blog.sina.com.cn
Many analysts scoffed, and the stock price sank.
许多分析师对此嗤之以鼻，同时股价也出现了下跌。 fortunechina
Many people with much smaller incomes would have scoffed at the idea that an executive vice- president's 65,000 a year salary was not ample to live on, and perhaps to save.
一个副总经理挣六万五千美元的年薪，说这么些钱不够用，也不够储蓄。许多收入远远不如的人难免要嗤之以鼻。 kuenglish
Obama strategist Axelrod scoffed at the notion that Obama should have avoided such legislation.
奥巴马的战略师阿克塞尔罗德对奥巴马应该回避此次立法表示嘲讽。 yeeyan |