scorn意思

n.蔑視，輕視；嗤之以鼻的態(tài)度；[古]被鄙視的人

v.鄙視，嘲笑；拒絕，不屑于做；批評(píng)，抨擊

[復(fù)數(shù)scorns，第三人稱(chēng)單數(shù)scorns，現(xiàn)在分詞scorning，過(guò)去式scorned，過(guò)去分詞scorned]

scorn詞組短語(yǔ)

pour scorn on:大肆奚落；極力諷刺；蔑視

think scorn of:蔑視；藐視

hold in scorn:蔑視

venerate scorn:鄙視；尊敬

poured scorn on:對(duì)；澆鄙薄上；倒蔑視關(guān)于

Planeswalker Scorn:旅法師的輕蔑

scorn for life:輕視生命

scorn同義詞

n.

floccinaucinihilipilification，disparagement

vt.

spurn at，sneeze at

vi.

flout

scorn例句

1.The ostentatious cars and exploits of leaders'children elicit particular scorn.

官員們公車(chē)私用的招搖過(guò)市以及類(lèi)似于“我爸是李剛”的官二代們都會(huì)招致公眾的不滿。

2.Come to scorn at my fall,perchance?

竟然譏笑我的偶然捧跤嗎？

3.This time,at least,I did not scorn her advice.

這次，我至少?zèng)]有無(wú)視她的勸告。

4.Elizabeth Warren has again scorned big money's influence in politics.

伊麗莎白·沃倫再次蔑視金錢(qián)對(duì)政治的影響。

5.Aside from the chief villain,Western leaders too come in for quiet but deserved scorn.

除首要的反面人物外，西方領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人雖只是默默地起作用但也應(yīng)受到蔑視。

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