scorn是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 轻蔑；不屑一顾；受侮弄[嘲笑]的人；笑柄

v. 蔑视；看不起；拒绝

网络 轻视；鄙视；藐视

变形：

过去分词：scorned  现在分词：scorning  第三人称单数：scorns  

完整释义：

n.

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

v.

1.蔑视,嘲笑,侮弄
2.不屑,看不起,瞧不起
3.拒绝

例句：

1. So today when Alen told me that he was the best in his maths re enforcement class, I poured scorn on his words.
   所以今天李承伟说自己在数学补习班多么多么厉害的时候，我抱以不屑的态度。

2. If he had been more than temporarily relieved by the evasions of the letter, he might have rejected some of her scorn.
   这封信的花言巧语暂时地宽了宽他的心，不然、他也许会反驳她的讥诮。

3. EVEN as they heap scorn on big business, Americans and their congressmen retain a place in their hearts for small business.
   尽管他们长时间蔑视大企业，美国人和国会议员对小型企业挂在心上。

4. Even economists that scorn calls for government austerity at the moment call for reduced debt levels tomorrow.
   但是经济学家并不打算呼吁政府削减开支、降低债务水平。

5. The bank's interest-rate policy has also drawn scorn, with critics calling it deeply inconsistent.
   欧洲央行的汇率政策也招致讽刺，很多人批评说其前后不一致。

6. The visitor walked away in scorn. The disciples were dismayed that their Master had been shown up in a poor light.
   这位拜访者轻蔑的走了.门徒们感到沮丧他们的大师显得灵性贫乏。

7. Until now, China's Communist leaders have been able to scorn predictions of political change, and to repress demands for it.
   到现在为止，中国共产党领导人已经能够不屑于各方对政治变化的预测，并压制这种改变。

8. And he always observed the world through a wide range of filters, from compassion to ridicule, from angry scorn to humorous joy.
   他历来通过各式各样的透镜观察世界，其中有同情和嘲笑，也有怒不可遏的蔑视和诙谐的乐趣。