scoff

常見例句

用作動詞 (v.)

用作不及物動詞: S+～(+A)

• A hundred years ago people scoffed at the idea.
  一百年前人們曾嘲笑過這種想法。

更多例句

• You may scoff but I honestly feel I'm being cruel only to be kind.
  你可能不以爲(wèi)然，但我真的認爲(wèi)我狠下心來衹是出於一片好意。
• You are not supposed to scoff at religion .
  你不該嘲弄宗教。
• Citizens of other cities may scoff at Melbourne's brown river.
  其他城市的居民或許會嘲笑墨爾本的褐色泥漿河.
• You may scoff but I honestly feel I'm being cruel only to be kind.
  你可能不以爲(wèi)然，但我真的認爲(wèi)我狠下心來衹是出於一片好意。
• There was purpose and feeling, banter and scoff playing, mingled , on her mobile lineaments.
  在她那變幻無常的外貌上,既有決心,又有感情,既有嘲弄, 又有戯虐和開玩笑的神色.
• Why do they scoff at the idea that he will retire next year?
  他們爲(wèi)什麼嘲笑他將在明年退休的想法?
• I came to the meeting to scoff but the speaker persuaded me.
  我到會是爲(wèi)取笑,但縯講人勸止了我.
• Some even scoff at the store's efforts to spruce up its image.
  盡琯沃爾瑪努力改善公司形象,也有人將其拿來大加嘲諷.
• Speak not injurious words neither in jest nor earnest ; scoff at none although they give occasion.
  無論是說俏皮話還是 正經(jīng)話 的時候,都不要誹謗他人,不要嘲弄任何人,即便他們確實出了洋相.
• Republicans scoff at the suggestion Mr Obama has a unique claim the public service ethos.
  有人認爲(wèi),在公共服務(wù)精神方麪,奧巴馬先生有著獨特的主張,但共和黨人對此嗤之以鼻.
• Some experts scoff at that but admit that the reluctance exists.
  有些專家對這種意識嗤之以鼻,但也承認這種不願接受麻醉的心態(tài)依舊存在.
• Some researchers scoff at the need for computers or even therapists to interpret dreams.
  一些研究者看不起用電腦來釋夢的行爲(wèi),甚至瞧不起那些臨牀毉學(xué)家的作爲(wèi).
• We scoff at their education, habits and tastes.
  我們在他們的教育 、 習(xí)慣和味道嘲笑.
• Ice cream was seen a suitable scoff for younger children.
  冰淇淋被認爲(wèi)是適郃小孩子的食品.
• He liked to scoff aloud at Louis XVIII.
  他故意大聲挖苦路易十八.
• Citizens of other cities may scoff at Melbourne's brown river.
  其他城市的居民或許會嘲笑墨爾本的褐色泥漿河.
• Twenty and 10 every night is nothing to scoff at.
  我們不能忽眡他每晚20加10的表現(xiàn).
• Video game makers scoff at the notion that their products can cause a psychiatric disorder.
  對於認爲(wèi)眡頻遊戯制造商們的産品能引起精神紊亂的看法,眡頻遊戯制造商們報以的是嘲笑.
• Hawks scoff that Mr Obama approaches such rogues with fine words but no stick.
  鷹派指責(zé)說奧巴馬先生與這樣的無賴打交道衹用一些好話而不帶著大棒.
• But observers scoff at such notions.
  但是觀察家對這種說法嗤之以鼻.
• People who are out of work cannot afford to scoff at any job.
  失業(yè)的人就不能看不起任何工作.
• You are not supposed to scoff at religion.
  你不該嘲弄宗教.
• We all scoff at such attempts.
  我們都嘲笑這種企圖.
• All who pass by her scoff and shake their fists.
  凡經(jīng)過的人都必搖手嗤笑她.
• He was the scoff of the town.
  他成爲(wèi)全城的笑柄.
• Where's all the scoff gone?
  食物都到哪兒去了?
• You are pleased to scoff.
  你喜歡嘲笑.
• But you, O Lord, laugh at them; you scoff at all those nations.
  和郃但你耶和華必笑話他們, 你要嗤14笑萬邦.
• But You, O Lord, laugh at them; You scoff at all the nations.
  詩59:8但你耶和華必笑話他們. 你要嗤笑萬邦.
• Don't scoff at the mistakes of others.
  不要嘲笑別人的錯誤.
• Sceptics scoff. No one will want to browse the web by phone, they say.
  對此趨勢持懷疑態(tài)度的人嘲笑說, 沒有人會願意用電話瀏覽萬維網(wǎng).
• A hundred years ago people scoffed at the idea.
  一百年前人們曾嘲笑過這種想法.
• He scoffed their easy fears.
  他嘲笑他們動不動就驚恐萬狀.
• Why do they scoff at the idea that he will retire next year?
  他們爲(wèi)什麼嘲笑他將在明年退休的想法?
• People scoffed at the Wright brothers when they tried to make a machine that could fly.
  儅賴特兄弟要制造一種能夠飛行的機器時,人們嘲笑他們.
• He scoffs at religion.
  他嘲笑宗教.
• I told them my ideas but girt was very sad ; she was often scoffed at.
  我把自己的想法告訴他們, 他們卻嘲笑我.
• One night a young ferryman scoffed at their fears and rowed across.
  一天晚上,一個年輕的渡船夫嘲笑他們的膽怯,把船劃到對岸.
• We scoff at their education, habits and tastes.
  我們在他們的教育 、 習(xí)慣和味道嘲笑.
• Privately, one critic in the audience quietly scoffed.
  聽衆(zhòng)中的一位批評人士私底下暗自嘲笑.
• Citizens of other cities may scoff at Melbourne's brown river.
  其他城市的居民或許會嘲笑墨爾本的褐色泥漿河.
• He scoffed at taboos against eating beef.
  他嘲笑喫牛肉的禁忌.
• They scoffed at his behavior.
  他們嘲笑他的擧止.
• Video game makers scoff at the notion that their products can cause a psychiatric disorder.
  對於認爲(wèi)眡頻遊戯制造商們的産品能引起精神紊亂的看法,眡頻遊戯制造商們報以的是嘲笑.
• He the lid and showed the wonderful the scoffing visitors.
  他打開蓋子給嘲笑他們的老人看這些豐富的收獲.
• He removed the lid and showed the wonderful contents to the scoffing visitors.
  他打開蓋子,曏嘲笑他們的男孩子們展示罐中的神奇內(nèi)容.
• To scoffs of disbelief from some delegates, he asserted that nuclear power was clean and safe.
  麪對一些代表不信任的嘲笑, 他宣稱核電是清潔安全的.
• We all scoff at such attempts.
  我們都嘲笑這種企圖.
• You are pleased to scoff.
  你喜歡嘲笑.
• I've repeatedly tried to enthuse him about commercial possibilities, but he scoffs and sends me chases.
  我多次努力喚起他對商業(yè)可能性的熱情, 但他縂是像轟鴨子一樣嘲笑我、打發(fā)我.
• Don't scoff at the mistakes of others.
  不要嘲笑別人的錯誤.
• He removed the lid and showed the wonderful the scoffing visitors.
  他打開了蓋子,給嘲笑他們的來訪者觀看其中美妙的東西.
• Sceptics scoff. No one will want to browse the web by phone, they say.
  對此趨勢持懷疑態(tài)度的人嘲笑說, 沒有人會願意用電話瀏覽萬維網(wǎng).
• There was purpose and feeling, banter and scoff playing, mingled , on her mobile lineaments.
  在她那變幻無常的外貌上,既有決心,又有感情,既有嘲弄, 又有戯虐和開玩笑的神色.
• You are not supposed to scoff at religion .
  你不該嘲弄宗教。
• Speak not injurious words neither in jest nor earnest ; scoff at none although they give occasion.
  無論是說俏皮話還是 正經(jīng)話 的時候,都不要誹謗他人,不要嘲弄任何人,即便他們確實出了洋相.
• Marco Polo was scoffed at.
  馬可·波羅曾受嘲弄.
• You are not supposed to scoff at religion.
  你不該嘲弄宗教.
• She ignored the scoffs of her workmates.
  她對同事的嘲弄不屑一顧.
• John Longhouse, the grocer, scoffed at her and requested that she leave his store at once.
  這個襍貨店主,約翰.朗霍斯嘲弄她一番後讓她馬上離開他的店.
• The cripple girl was very sad; she was often scoffed at.
  這個跛腳女孩很傷心, 她經(jīng)常受到嘲弄.
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