scoffed
美 [skɑf] 
英 [skɒf]
- v.嘲笑；〔俚语〕狼吞虎咽地吃；饱食；掠夺
- n.(特指对宗教的)嘲笑；嘲弄；冷笑；〔俚语〕食物
- 网络笑柄；讥笑；你嘲弄
词形变化
过去分词：scoffed 现在分词：scoffing 第三人称单数：scoffs 反义词
同义词
英汉解释
英英解释
例句
The South's defence minister scoffed that this would be like asking a burglar to come and inspect the scene of the crime.
南韩国防部长嘲笑：这就像邀请窃贼来视察犯罪现场。
I looked to the pregnant woman on the bed to my right, who scoffed as if to say, "Now who's the crazy one? "
我看着躺在我右边床上的孕妇，她嘲弄地笑了一下，好像是在说，“现在看看，到底是谁疯了？”
"I bet he did, " Pygmalion scoffed feebly, numbed by the sight of his wife frontally advancing, nude, toward him and their marital bed.
“我看他就是这种人，”皮格马利翁略带讥讽地说。他躺在他们的婚床上，看到他妻子赤身裸体地向他凑过来，感到一阵天旋地转。
Aviva has no interest in ever being a mother, although two years ago she also scoffed at eye makeup and skinny jeans.
阿维娃从来对做个母亲没什么兴趣，虽然两年前她也是嘲笑重重的眼妆和闪亮的牛仔裤的。
Someone actually scoffed when I said that my wife and I had never had a fight.
当我说内子和我从来没有吵过架时，有人居然发出了冷笑。
Mr Zuckerberg scoffed at reports that Facebook Messages could be a Gmail killer and said Google had created a really good product.
扎克伯格驳斥了FacebookMessages可能会击败Gmail的报道，他表示谷歌创造出了一款非常棒的产品。
It is the right to put forth an idea, scoffed at by the experts, and watch it catch fire among the people.
它是提出一种见解的权利，这见解被专家奚落，却在人民中大受欢迎。
"We are the only country, " Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche scoffed, "that has created a program worth billions to subsidize foreign industry. "
戴姆勒公司总裁迪特尔•齐泽嘲讽说道，“德国是唯一一个推出一项价值几十亿欧元的项目去补贴国外产业的国家。”
"You've been dreaming, " scoffed his wife; "that's only an ordinary brass tea-kettle. "
“你在做白日梦吧。”妻子对他的话嗤之以鼻，“只是个普普通通的茶釜嘛。”
Back when people still talked about the "information superhighway" , they scoffed at the idea of it being impeded by toll booths.
在“信息高速公路”仍处于讨论阶段时，人们嘲笑了让收费站限制流动的想法。
'They're just making it up. Nobody has seen the body, ' scoffed Owais Khan, a local lawyer.
当地律师乌韦斯·汗（OwaisKhan）嘲笑说，他们完全是捏造出来的，没人见过尸体。
Now, people would apparently rather read about a 22-year-old English builder who scoffed two bags of watercress in under a minute.
现在的人们却明显地更乐于读读一个22岁的英国人在不到一分钟内吃掉2包豆瓣菜所创造的吉尼斯世界纪录。
At other moments, as I hear my agonised decorating decisions scoffed at wholesale, I dont feel very powerful at all.
而在另一些时候，当我听到自己痛苦做出的装修决定被大肆嘲笑时，我根本不觉得自己很强势。
"You would never get through basic training, " scoffed one of his brothers.
他一个哥哥嘲笑说：「我看你连新兵训练都撑不过去。」
He had many elegancies of his own, whilst he scoffed at conventional elegance.
他本人便具备很多优雅，尽管他在讥笑常规的优雅。
Brand new ideas are often scoffed at or ridiculed in the beginning.
崭新的思想在开始时常常受到取笑甚至嘲弄。
It was a great invention but at first many people scoffed at it .
那是一个伟大的发明，但起初许多人都加以怀疑的嘲笑。
'Disastrous, ' Pan Shiyi, chairman of Beijing developer Soho China Ltd. , scoffed on his microblog account.
北京房地产开发商SOHO中国董事长潘石屹在微博上嘲笑说：“惨啊！”
Several other reporters scoffed at the suggestion as well.
其他几个记者也对这一提问表示嘲弄。
And he himself, for all the self-aggrandisement, has also scoffed at the notion that a president should worry about his legacy.
他自己，总是自夸，也嘲笑那种关于总统将担心他遗产的看法。
The bank that's been scoffed is open now.
被抢劫过的那家银行现在开门营业了。
"Playing? " scoffed the doctor. "You're lucky to be alive. "
“打比赛？”医生很惊讶。“你还活着就是运气。”
Both the Blue Camp and the Green Camp scoffed at such reports, saying you can't start a fire with a couple of wet logs.
此事立即引起蓝绿同声奚落，称两个「老梗」的合作点不燃新的火花。
In total, Mr. Fienberg says he pitched to hundreds of contacts, many of whom scoffed at the idea and told him he was wasting his time.
芬伯格说，他一共向成百上千名校友宣传了自己的想法，其中许多人对他的看法嗤之以鼻，并告诉芬伯格他这是在浪费自己的时间。
The results of this were published last month and, at least at first, many Wall Street observers scoffed.
他们的成果已于上月发表，但许多华尔街观察人士都表示不屑——至少一开始如此。
The bank that's been scoffed is open now.
被抢劫过的那家银行现在开门营业了。
The girl scoffed at his proposal of marriage, but she married him later.
这个女孩嘲笑了他的求婚，但是之后还是嫁给了他。
As better technology enables more exacting experiments, phenomena that were once scoffed at as impossible become the new norm.
技术的不断进步使更严格的实验成为可能，曾经被嘲笑为不可能的现象成为了新的规范。
If they have been informed, but scoffed, they may know what to do and where to go, and attempt to do so in great haste.
如果他们被告知了实情，但遭人嘲弄过，会知道该怎么办，去何处，并尽力快速地去做到。
In 1982, Democrats scoffed at a surging stock market and thought a severe recession would last for a very long time.
1982年，民主党人对急剧上涨的股市嗤之以鼻，认为严重的经济衰退还将持续很长时间。
Okay, you just scoffed at me.
好吧你刚刚是在嘲笑我
But his father scoffed its plans, insisting that the Russian people born dead, never leave Russia.
但父亲对其计划嗤之以鼻，坚称生为俄罗斯人，死也不离开俄罗斯。
At that meal, the abbot sat with the others on wooden benches in silence as they scoffed down their food in less than 15 minutes.
释永信与其他和尚一起坐在木凳子上一声不吭地吃早餐，不到15分钟，大家就风卷残云地吃完了。
"That won't stop him, " she scoffed. "You know that. "
“这挡不住他的，”她讥笑着，“这你也知道。”
The model of banks doing business within their own regions was scoffed at for many years by the European Commission and by investment banks.
多年来，那些只在本地区展开业务的银行模式一直受到欧盟委员会和投资银行的嘲笑。
Skoll, a recent Stanford MBA graduate, initially scoffed at the auction website.
最近刚拿到斯坦福大学的MBA学位的斯克尔，当时对拍卖网站嗤之以鼻。
Asked about reports linking him with Juve, Rossi scoffed: "I'm already coaching a big club. "
当他被问道有传言说他与尤文联系在一起时，他嘲笑道：“我已经执教了一个大俱乐部。”
Many scoffed. How could a man who had himself faced corruption charges, before being let off on a technicality, be taken seriously?
很多人嘲笑他，他自己一个人在技术性宽容之前，如何能面对严正的贪污指控？
In 1982, when two Australian physicians first said H. pylori caused ulcers, the international medical community scoffed.
1982年，当两个澳大利亚内科医生第一次说明是幽门螺旋杆菌造成了胃溃疡，国际医疗组织却嘲笑了这个发现。
Cynics scoffed, repeating the conventional wisdom that sanctions don't work.
爱挖苦的人嘲笑这种做法，他们重复了一种传统看法：制裁发挥不了作用。
He had scoffed; he had wantonly associated with the reckless and the lewd.
他曾经嘲笑过宗教，结交过放荡淫秽的人。
