pooh-poohed

英 [ˌpuː ˈpuːd]

美 [ˌpuː ˈpuːd]

v.  说…不真实; 对…不屑一顾(或嗤之以鼻)
pooh-pooh的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 轻视；蔑视；贬低
  If someonepooh-poohsan idea or suggestion, they say or imply that it is foolish, impractical, or unnecessary.
  1. In the past he has pooh-poohed suggestions that he might succeed Isaacs.
     过去他对自己会接替艾萨克斯之说嗤之以鼻。

双语例句

• I thought it was quite a good idea, but she pooh-poohed it.
  我认为这是个相当好的主意，但她对此不屑一顾。
• The proposal that safety standards should be raised was pooh-poohed by the committee.
  委员会对提高安全标准的提议嗤之以鼻。
• This phenomenon perplexes me old, because the not to be pooh-poohed on the body discharges sweat, after reason moves, giddy head goes up, facial red.
  此现象困扰我多年，由于身上不善排汗，故运动后头晕头涨，面部红彤彤的。
• In it, he pooh-poohed the advantage and serviceability of automated IT tools.
  在博客里，他对IT自动化工具的优势及适用性嗤之以鼻。
• Yet another parent-teacher meeting had come and gone at which his mother, Jackie, rehearsed her concerns and Dan's teacher pooh-poohed them.
  在刚刚过去的这一次家长会上，妈妈杰茜再次表示担忧，可是丹的老师却完全不当回事儿。
• He pooh-poohed thomas's anxieties about it.
  他嘲笑托马斯为这而担忧。
• Sally pooh-poohed the idea that you need three meals a day.
  莎莉对于你一天需吃三餐的主意嗤之以鼻。
• They pooh-poohed our scheme for raising money.
  他们对我们的筹款方案嗤之以鼻。
• At first he pooh-poohed the story, but he became thoughtful when she showed him the shadow.
  起初他对这个故事一笑置之，后来达林太大拿出影子给他看，他就沉思起来了。
• The notion that children's taste in toys might somehow be genetically determined has long been disparaged by psychologists, pooh-poohed as unscientific, sexist or both.
  孩子们对玩具地喜好在某种程度上是由基因决定的，这个说法长期遭到心理学家的鄙视，被认为是不科学的，或是有性别歧视的，或者两者兼而有之。