英语释义

• expressing offensive reproach

• expressing extreme contempt

片语

scornful of鄙视

The Scornful LadyThe Scornful Lady is a Jacobean era stage play, a comedy written by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher, and first published in 1616, the year of Beaumont's death. It was one of the pair's most popular, often revived, and frequently reprinted work

scornful laugh轻蔑的笑

Scornful Egotist狂傲客

scornful disdaintful藐视

flout be scornful侮辱

reverent scornful尊敬的

scornful attitude轻蔑的态度

sniffish轻蔑的

contemptuous轻蔑的；侮辱的

英汉例句

• it begins with a portrait of the young mr. jobs, rebellious toward the parents who raised him and scornful of the ones who gave him up for adoption.

  开篇从乔布斯青年时候说起，对养父母叛逆，对把他送养的亲生父母充满了鄙夷。

• to take a trivial instance: how scornful we are when we catch someone out telling a lie; but who can say that he has never told not one, but a hundred?

  举一个小例子来说：当觉察到别人说谎时，我们是多么地蔑视他啊！但是，谁能够说自从未说过谎？

• but this rising impulse of tenderness was turned to choking bitterness by the memory of that scornful 「no, sir.」

  但一想到那句蔑视意味的「不，先生」，他那柔情马上被苦涩的回忆给淹没了。

• asked how he did it, eisenhower said that he just didn「t think about it, and that it helped to develop a scornful attitude towards those who couldn」t kick the habit.

  问及他如何做到这一点，艾森豪威尔说，他仅仅不想它而已，这容易被人理解成是对那些不能戒除烟瘾的人的一种轻蔑态度。

• when reason, with a scornful brow.

  当理性用轻蔑的眉毛。

• but even in calm times nomads are scornful of nation-states.

  但即使是在局势平静的日子里，这些游牧民族也是漠视政府权威的。

• hindley lavished on her a torrent of scornful abuse, and bade her get to her room immediately, or she shouldn「t cry for nothing!

  辛德雷向她冷嘲热讽，大骂一场，叫她立刻回她屋里去，要不然的话，就不该无缘无故地大哭！

• the army is scornful of the government, but not jealous of its brief.

  虽然军队轻视政府，但并不羡慕政府的工作。

• 「i」ve been starved a month and more,」 she answered, resting on the word as scornful as she could.

  ‘我饿了一个多月了，’她回答。 尽力轻蔑地念那个‘饿’字。

• but everyone was scornful to it.

  但每个人都不屑一顾。

• oh, well!「 said catherine, with scornful compassion, `keep your secret: i」m no coward.

  好吧！”凯瑟琳说，带着讥讽的怜悯，「保守你的秘密吧，我可不是懦夫。

• but after her waffling, pompous colleagues it was a relief today as she asked sharp, precise, coolly scornful questions.

  在她的胡扯八道的、自大的同僚之后，她犀利、準确而又沉着鄙视的质问让人欣慰。

• aid workers in afghanistan, who have long been scornful of american blundering there, are full of praise for these measures.

  长期以来阿富汗援助工作者一直鄙视美国人的浮躁，而这次也对这些措施赞不绝口。

• he has a point. if the french are so scornful about the low-paid jobs in london, why do so many young french people head across the channel to fill them?

  他一语中的，如果法国人如此鄙夷伦敦的低薪工作，为什么如此多的法国青年跨过海峡到英国就业？

• his voice was scornful in the extreme.

  他的声音听起来极端地轻蔑。

• the way he handled it made her think he was scornful of its binding or paper stock, but then he read the dust flap, shuddered.

  他读书的样子让她以为他不屑书的装帧和纸质，可是他到读书皮复页就在发抖。

• being a patient, playful, protective mother is largely common sense, adds goodall, who is scornful of child-rearing books that suggest otherwise.

  做一个有耐心，可以一起玩耍，支持孩子的母亲基本上是个常识，古德补充说。她鄙视育儿书上除此之外的教导。

• new yorker, “leading from behind」 has become a prime exhibit in the republicans「 scornful excoriation of mr obama」s foreign policy.

  这句话就不该当着记者的面说。 自从《纽约客》刊登了这句话，「从背后领导」已成为共和党人轻蔑地抨击奥巴马对外政策时最主要的靶子。

• were robbers scornful of its four-million-dollar capital?

  强盗们是看不上这400万元的资本吗？

• i think of his courage in going up to shake the hands of complete strangers, risking laughter from scornful faces.

  想到他走上前和陌生人握手，冒着遭受别人嘲笑和蔑视的危险，那才需要勇气呢。

• well, mr clare found this out, and spoke quite scornful to the poor girl for days.

  唔，克莱尔先生发现了这件事，还把可怜的小莱蒂嘲笑了好几天呢。

相似词

contemptuous轻蔑的；侮辱的

mocking嘲笑；（模仿）嘲弄；不尊重；蔑视（mock 的现在分词）

disdainful轻蔑的；倨傲的；鄙视的

contemptuous轻蔑的；侮辱的

derisive嘲笑的，嘲弄的；可付之一笑的

caustic[助剂] 腐蚀剂；苛性钠；焦散曲线

haughty傲慢的；自大的

cutting剪报；插枝，插条；狭窄通道，路堑；切割，切断；割下的东西

acidulous带酸味的；尖刻的；带讽刺意味的

abusive辱骂的；滥用的；虐待的

disdainful轻蔑的；倨傲的；鄙视的

cynical愤世嫉俗的；冷嘲的

acid酸的；讽刺的；刻薄的

相反词

admiring钦佩；欣赏；赞美，羡慕；暗自仰慕某人（admire 的现在分词）

appreciative感激的；赏识的；有欣赏力的；承认有价值的

approving赞成，同意；批準，通过；认可，核準；证明，显示（approve 的现在分词）