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.Dismissive of Waheeba, she scorns the very idea that this lump of a woman, "obese, menopausal, illiterate" , could be her rival in anything.
她对瓦海巴不屑一顾，在她的想法中非常藐视这个女人，“肥胖、更年期、不识字”，浑身上下没有一点能跟她比。
2.He is a young man who scorns delights and lives laborious days, and he never dates or goes to weekend parties.
他是个年轻的工作狂，从不与女子约会，也不参加周末聚会。
3.As to Fidel Castro, he frankly scorns the United States, sending his troops to distant adventures from his country right next to yours.
就像菲德尔-卡斯特罗----他肆无忌惮地蔑视美国，把军队从你们国家的眼皮底下派遣去远征。
4.He was indifferent to insults and scorns thrown at him.
他对别人对他的侮辱与嘲笑不屑一顾。
5.He looks grave, and holds his head high, and scorns his old companions.
他的派头也大起来了，老是昂头，瞧不起他那些老朋友。
6.The small man, not knowing the decree of Heaven, does not fear it; he scorns great man and mocks the sage men's words.
小人因为不知道天命而不敬畏，轻视有德行的人、亵渎圣人的话。
7.Mariam's father scorns the idea that she was secretly married to Vagabov.
玛利亚姆的父亲不屑于这种说法：他女儿秘密嫁给了瓦噶波维。
8.The director scorns the comparison but he admitted that a Chinese leader ordered him to make changes to the ceremony.
总藐视比较，但他承认，中国领导人命令他作出改变了仪式。
9.Surely a chess master, a player of great games and great matches, at bottom scorns a problemist's purely mathematical art.
一个象棋大师，一个伟大棋局中的棋手，当然会从根本上鄙视一个棋题设计家的纯数学艺术。
10.In it the senator scorns British political institutions, arguing they're absurd and irrational.
在书中，参议员藐视了英国的政治体系，他认为这种体系是荒诞不理性的。