| 词汇 | 嗤之以鼻 |
| 释义 | 嗤之以鼻 辨形“嗤”，不能写作“耻”；“以”，不能写作“已”。 辨析参见“不屑一顾”。。“不以为然”。 辨形“嗤”，不能写作“耻”；“以”，不能写作“已”。 辨析见“不屑一顾”。“不以为然”。 歇后语河刀喷水；河马喷水 法文se moquer de qn.rire au nez en qn. 俄文смеяться в лицó 德文über etwas die Nase rumpfen miβachten 反义词 “ He’s not a statesman,” sniffs one Asian diplomat. “ We struggled to see in New Moon a metaphor of teen conformity and longing but found only a muddle, ” sniffs the Hollywood Reporter. Mr Abhisit says the law must prevail. Palace sources sniff at the idea of a settlement. But, an ASEAN diplomat sniffs, Indonesia should keep its own ambitions in check, lest the tables are turned in future. But a former Samsung executive says that some senior managers are sniffy about his youth he is40 and the failure of an e- commerce venture he managed. While debt investors have been giving Spanish government bonds an extra sniff and property firms have tottered, the banks have appeared to be Teflon-coated. Sure, die- hard readers will scoff at the notion that color could enhance the experience of reading plain text, and they’d be right. Reading it, however, with a perfect contempt for it, one discovers in it after all, a place for the genuine. And the government gets a large chunk of revenue— not to be sniffed at in these difficult times. It is true, moreover, that Sir Tim never turns up his nose at any data, believing that even the most arcane may be handy for someone. Most experts scoff at the idea that any country could be“ ahead” at all. At first he sniffed at her foreign ways. If a woman tells you she can spot a gay man just by looking at him, don't dismiss her claim out of hand. Its improvised approaches, sniff theorists, cannot be scaled up and are therefore not up to the task of tackling global poverty. She sniffed, a clear case of sour grapes. She sniffed at his present. I realise it is fashionable to be sniffy about Wikipedia, but on colds it is surely sound in stating categorically that you do not get them from being cold. I’ve heard people scoff at updates being applied without their explicit permission, and it’s typically an issue of trust or personal responsibility. That is not to be sniffed at, but it does not solve the problem of creating enough decent jobs in the long term. “The fact that Microsoft has to point to people who considered Google and decided not to go with us is evidence of how far we have come in the business arena, ” sniffs one senior Google executive. So rather than sneer at Europe’s impotence, the world should be asking whether Europe can rediscover its vigour—and if so how. As much as we deride competition in many educational circles, most of the students I have met see competition in a positive light. In an industry in which visionaries are often sniffy about anyone else's ideas, the readiness to go elsewhere proved a devastating advantage. Business studies— a mixture of law, accountancy and practical French—were taught at Oxford as early as the13th century, arousing the same sniffy response from some of the dons as they do today. It then forces them back to Libya, an undemocratic state whose leader scoffs at notions of human rights. |
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