scornful

英 [ˈskɔːnfl]

美 [ˈskɔːrnfl]

adj.  轻蔑的; 鄙夷的

TOEFL

Collins.1 / BNC.19153 / COCA.21498

牛津词典

adj.

• 轻蔑的；鄙夷的
  showing or feeling scorn
  1. a scornful laugh
     轻蔑的冷笑
  2. He was scornful of such ‘female’ activities as cooking.
     他看不起诸如做饭之类的“女人的”活儿。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 轻蔑的;嘲笑的
  If you arescornful ofsomeone or something, you show contempt for them.
  1. He is deeply scornful of politicians.
     他非常看不起政客。
  2. ...a scornful simile.
     讽喻

英英释义

adj

• expressing extreme contempt
  Synonym:contemptuousdisdainfulinsulting

双语例句

• There was no toss as she could give her head that was too proud and scornful for me;
  她对着我把头往后一扭，那神气怎么骄傲自大、瞧不起人，她也不觉得过分。
• Used to express scornful acknowledgment of the obvious.
  用来表示对很明显的事情的带有嘲讽的确认。
• She withered him with a scornful look.
  她轻蔑的一瞥使他感到羞惭。
• But everyone was scornful to it.
  但每个人都不屑一顾。
• And make scornful men blush.
  让所有轻视我的男人脸红。
• Think on this, you drunken rich, and scornful landlords.
  想想这个问题吧，你们这些醉醺醺的富人，傲慢的地主。
• Perhaps you have forgotten her scornful remarks about you?
  也许你已经忘了她说你的那些轻蔑的话了？
• He took a scornful glance at me when he left my room.
  当他离开我的房间时，他轻蔑的看了我一眼。
• He felt humiliated by her scornful remarks.
  他听到她那些嘲讽的话而感到屈辱。
• To take a trivial instance: how scornful we are when we catch someone out telling a lie;
  举一个小实例：当我们发现某个人在说谎时，我们是多么的不屑；