勾引 av 逐日单词: sneer

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sneer

英 [snɪə(r)] 好意思 [snɪr]

n.冷笑；哄笑 v.哄笑；冷笑

◉Etymology

“Sneer”发祥于16世纪的英语，其真正着手尚不细目，但可能与中古英语“sneren”或古英语“snyran”（嗤笑、皱鼻）研究，带有拟声或拟态的特点，师法轻茂时的鼻音或面部行为。一些话语学家以为，它可能与古诺斯语“snarra”（嗤笑）或荷兰语“sneeren”（哄笑）有远亲关系。这些词根齐指向一种轻茂的发声或色调，强调“sneer”的面目强度。到17世纪，“sneer”在英语中沉稳为“冷笑”或“讥笑”，常用于文体与浅薄语语，花式不友好的格调。

◉外刊例句

① 《The New Yorker》 (2023年10月25日)

He sneered at the proposal， dismissing it as naive and impractical.

他冷笑了一声，哄笑这个提议灵活且不切本色。

② 《The Guardian》 (2024年6月18日)

The politician’s sneer during the debate alienated many undecided voters.

政客在辩说中的冷笑提倡了很多未决定的选民。

◉经典名著

① 《荒诞与偏见》（Pride and Prejudice）——简·奥斯汀 (1813年)

Mr. Darcy’s sneer at the country assembly shocked Elizabeth， deepening her prejudice.

达西先生在乡村舞会上的冷笑胆怯了伊丽莎白勾引 av，加深了她的偏见。

② 《雾齐孤儿》（Oliver Twist）——查尔斯·狄更斯 (1838年)

Fagin sneered at the boy’s innocence，亚州色图 plotting his next scheme.

费金冷笑了一声，哄笑男孩的灵活，同期经营着下一个贪念。

◉Usage Notes

(1) Ambreene favored him with a disbelieving sneer.

(2) Defiance gleamed in Casey's eye， a sneer curled Casey's lip.

(3) The remark was， of course， a sneer.

(4) The remark was， of course， a sneer.

(5) Ambreene favored him with a disbelieving sneer.

(6) Defiance gleamed in Casey's eye， a sneer curled Casey's lip.

(1) 艾布瑞妮回以一个不折服的冷笑。

(2) 轻茂在凯西眼中泄漏，冷笑在凯西唇边出现。

(3) 这话虽然是一种哄笑。

(4) 这话虽然是一种哄笑。

(5) 艾布瑞妮回以一个不折服的冷笑。

(6) 轻茂在凯西眼中泄漏，冷笑在凯西唇边出现。

◉Usage Examples

If your smile is contorted with contempt or your upper lip curled with distaste and disdain， you're probably sneering. And you should stop， because it isn't nice.

Many things can elicit a sneer: a terrible red carpet outfit， a disgusting plate of food， a stupid joke told for the third time. But sneers aren't just meant to show disgust. They're mean-spirited， mocking and often downright snooty. So now that you know the definition of sneer inside and out， resist the temptation to sneer at those who don't!

◉Colins

1. [VERB 动词]讥笑；哄笑；挖苦 If you sneer at someone or something， you express your contempt for them by the expression on your face or by what you say. [V at n] [V with quote] [V] [Also V that]

① There is too great a readiness to sneer at anything the Opposition does...

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对反对党的任何举动齐思加以哄笑的心境过于紧急了。

② If you go to a club and you don't look right， you're sneered at...

若是你去夜总会却穿得不对时宜，东说念主家会笑你的。

'Hypocrite，' he sneered...

“假道学，”他不屑地说。

③ Although some may sneer， working as a secretary is for many the fastest route to career success.

有些东说念主也许瞧不起文书的职责，关联词关于很多东说念主来说，作念文书却是得到工作收效最为快捷的阶梯。

Sneer is also a noun.

④ Canete's mouth twisted in a contemptuous sneer...

卡内特荒诞而轻茂地撇了撇嘴。

⑤ There were always those who dismissed him with a sneer， saying he wasn't British by birth.

总有东说念主对他不屑一顾勾引 av，说他不是村生泊长的英国东说念主。