sneer

美音：[snɪr] 英音：[snɪə(r)]

简单释义：

v.嘲笑；讥讽；嗤笑

n.嘲笑；讥讽

网络冷笑；讥笑；鄙视

变形：

复数：sneers 过去分词：sneered 现在分词：sneering

完整释义：

1.轻蔑地笑着说出,冷笑着说;讥诮着予以打消; 嘲笑得使…
2.嘲笑,讥笑,取笑,冷冷一笑
3.讥诮,嘲讽,嘲弄地说,冷笑道
4.鄙夷,反唇相讥,嗤之以鼻,鄙夷地说

1.嘲笑,冷笑,讥笑
2.讥笑,不屑一顾
3.鄙视;冷语

例句：

I have seen women sneer at men for opening a door for them. They seem to be confusing manners with chauvinism.
我曾目睹一些女人嘲笑要为他们开门的男人。这些人似乎混淆了礼貌和沙文主义的内涵
The sentimental way to tell the story would be to sneer at Dewey while painting Petey as an uncompromising hero.
多愁善感这样的故事会讥笑杜威，而绘画珀泰作为一个不妥协的英雄。
I wouldn't want to be owned by them either, and I don't expect it will happen anytime soon. But, let's not sneer too much.
我不想《纽约客》被他们中的任何一个人拥有，我也不认为这会很快发生。
When they have no one to trample on and sneer at, the truth is revealed, the ugliness in them arises.
当他们无人可以踩踏和嘲笑的时候，真相就显而易见了，他们内在的丑陋就会暴露。
He responds to the age of foolish laughter with sneer, ridicule, derision and contempt.
用阴笑、嘲笑、冷笑和皮笑肉不笑，来抗议一个傻笑的时代。
The sneer, attributed to arrogance, is in fact equivalent to curling the lips back over teeth in preparation for a fight.
归因于傲慢自大的冷笑，事实上等价于上卷嘴唇露出牙齿以准备战斗。
"I beg your pardon, " replied Miss Bingley, turning away with a sneer. "Excuse my interference. -- It was kindly meant. "
“对不起，请原谅我好管闲事；不过我是出于一片好意。”彬格莱小姐说完这话，冷笑了一下，便走开了。
Dust sneer, well, I was not a good thing for your prejudice, I would take you to find your tea bars.
烟尘冷笑起来，好，我妨碍你们的好事了是不是，那我也走，你去找你的红袖吧。

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