1.受侮弄[嘲笑]的人,被轻视的东西
2.笑柄
3.轻蔑,嘲讽,挖苦,嗤之以鼻
4.不屑一顾,傲慢不逊,鄙夷万分
1.受侮弄[嘲笑]的人,被轻视的东西
2.笑柄
3.轻蔑,嘲讽,挖苦,嗤之以鼻
4.不屑一顾,傲慢不逊,鄙夷万分
1.蔑视,嘲笑,侮弄
2.不屑,看不起,瞧不起
3.拒绝
1.a strong feeling of contempt
2.somebody or something that is held in contempt
3.a feeling that someone or something is not good enough to deserve your approval or respect
1.to hold somebody or something in contempt
2.to reject something with contempt
3.to treat someone or something as if they do not deserve your approval or respect
4.if someone scorns to do something, they are not willing to do or accept something because they believe it is stupid, unreasonable, or not good enough for them
5.look down upon;think of as mean or low;despise
6.reject or refuse as low or wrong
1.to hold somebody or something in contempt
2.to reject something with contempt
3.to treat someone or something as if they do not deserve your approval or respect
4.if someone scorns to do something, they are not willing to do or accept something because they believe it is stupid, unreasonable, or not good enough for them
5.look down upon;think of as mean or low;despise
6.reject or refuse as low or wrong
1."It was then that I rushed in like a tornado, wasn't it? " Mr. Darling would say, scorning himself; and indeed he had been like a tornado.
“就在那时候，我像一阵旋风似的冲了进来，是不是？”达林先生嘲笑自己说，他确实是像一阵旋风。
2.Our soul is exceedingly filled with the scorning of those that are at ease, and with the contempt of the proud.
我们被那些安逸人的讥诮，和骄傲人的藐视，已到极处。
3.If we see that all over the sky in the snow, wind and snow Scorning This Old Buffett has been in preparation for a snowball.
我们又仿佛看到，在漫天飞雪中，巴菲特已在笑傲风雪，准备着滚雪球。
4.After years of scorning fishing as dirty and boring, the paper-money princes may have second thoughts.
那些从事纸币营生的“贵族们”多年来一直轻视又脏又枯燥的渔业，现在他们可能要改改看法了。
5.Further, since Dewey was a hero to all the people among whom I had grown up, scorning [9] Dewey was a convenient form of adolescent revolt.
而且，由于杜威对我成长过程中周围的所有人来说都是一个英雄，嘲笑杜威就成了青春期反叛的一种便利的形式。
6.The prize of our high calling is a sufficient consolation for us. The rewards of obedience make us scorn the scorning of the scorner.
因著顺服上帝而得的报偿，使我们可以将嘲笑者的讥讽不屑，还诸他们。
7.There you experience the consequence of scorning 'book-earning', as you would say.
这下可让你尝到你嘲笑的所谓‘啃书本’所得的后果了。
8.Scorning This Old accustomed to crowded, people familiar with the support of the "Dream Team" on the disappearance of so what?
习惯了笑傲群雄，那支人们熟悉的“梦之队”就这么消失了么？
9.Scorning chronological order, I began with Kierkegaard and Sartre, then moved quickly to Spinoza, Hume, Kafka, and Camus.
不按照年代顺序，我从克尔恺郭尔和萨特开始，然后很快看了斯宾诺莎、休谟、卡夫卡和加缪。
10.The heavyweight boxer looked on ordinary people with contempt, scorning them as weaklings who couldn't hurt a fly.
那位重量级拳击手蔑视普通人，轻蔑地把他们视为连苍蝇也无力气伤害的瘦弱者。