sneered

英 [snɪəd]

美 [snɪrd]

v.  嘲笑; 讥讽; 嗤笑
sneer的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 讥笑;嘲笑;讥讽
  If yousneer atsomeone or something, you express your contempt for them by the expression on your face or by what you say.
  1. There is too great a readiness to sneer at anything the Opposition does...
     对反对党的任何举动都想加以嘲笑的心理过于急切了。
  2. If you go to a club and you don't look right, you're sneered at...
     如果你去夜总会却穿得不合时宜，人家会笑你的。
  3. 'Hypocrite,' he sneered...
     “伪君子，”他不屑地说。
  4. Although some may sneer, working as a secretary is for many the fastest route to career success.
     有些人也许瞧不起秘书的工作，但是对于许多人来说，做秘书却是取得职业成功最为快捷的途径。
  5. Sneeris also a noun.
     
  6. Canete's mouth twisted in a contemptuous sneer...
     卡内特傲慢而轻蔑地撇了撇嘴。
  7. There were always those who dismissed him with a sneer, saying he wasn't British by birth.
     总有人对他不屑一顾，说他不是土生土长的英国人。

双语例句

• She even sneered at him about his cat.
  她还拿他的猫取笑他。
• Russian liberals sneered at Solzhenitsyn, though none managed to offer anything comparable to his work.
  俄罗斯自由主义者对索尔仁尼琴不屑一顾，但这些不屑者没有一部著作能与索翁比肩。
• He sneered at the offer and said it was two low.
  他对报价嗤之以鼻，说它太低了。
• Sneered Bellatrix. What useful information have we had from you?
  贝拉特里克斯讥讽地问，我们从你那儿得到过什么有用的情报呢？
• We live in an age when patriotism is often sneered at.
  我们生活在一个爱国主义常常被嗤之以鼻的时代。
• They looked at each other, as they walked away, and sneered.
  他们对视了一下，然后走开了，充满了鄙夷的神色。
• Half the students sneered, the rest nearly fell out of their chairs laughing.
  一半的学生开始窃笑，其余的笑得几乎从椅子上跌倒在地上。
• "I wo n't stand having my friends sneered at."
  “我不能容忍让我的朋友受人嘲讽。”
• 'He's waiting for you now at Mrs Struthers's; why don't you go to him?' Archer sneered.
  他现在就在斯特拉琴斯夫人家等你呢，你怎么不上他那儿去？阿切尔冷笑道。
• It's very discouraging to be sneered at all the time.
  成天受嘲讽是很令人泄气的。