sneering

英 [ˈsnɪərɪŋ]

美 [ˈsnɪrɪŋ]

v.  嘲笑; 讥讽; 嗤笑
sneer的现在分词

现在分词：sneering　

BNC.38601 / COCA.36304

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。

英英释义

adj

• expressive of contempt
  1. curled his lip in a supercilious smile
  2. spoke in a sneering jeering manner
  3. makes many a sharp comparison but never a mean or snide one
  Synonym:supercilioussnide

双语例句

• He's always sneering at others.
  他就爱奚落人。
• "Congratulations!" said gessler, sneering." now tell me why you took a second arrow. "
  “祝贺你了，”盖斯靳轻蔑地笑着说。“现在告诉我，为什么你手里还拿着一支箭。”
• And that means taking exactly the steps that had those G.O.P.staffers sneering.
  这就意味着采取那些恰好为共和党人所嘲讽的措施。
• He's always sneering at people behind their backs.
  他总是在背后嘲笑别人。
• Those brats went by sneering.
  那些小子就曾讥笑的路过。
• They're too farting busy sneering at a greengrocer's less than perfect use of the apostrophe.
  他们一天到晚忙着对杂货店招牌上错加的逗号嗤之以鼻。
• He knocked politely, and now the wood was as still as the children, not a sound to be heard except from Tinker Bell, who was watching from a branch and openly sneering.
  彼得很礼貌地敲了敲门。这当儿，树林和孩子们一样全都静悄悄的，除了叮叮铃的声音，听不到一点声响；这时，她正坐在树枝上观望着，公开地讥笑他们。
• The article clearly showed his penchant for sneering at his critics.
  文章明显地表现出作者喜爱嘲弄其批评者。
• Occasionally, she has noticed the sneering tone of some of the tabloid coverage, the incredulity that someone could have hidden this for so long and decided so late to take action.
  偶尔，她注意到一些小报报道采用了一种讥讽的口吻，质疑竟然会有人隐藏了这么多年，直到这么大年纪了才采取行动。
• It was achievement accomplished at the very time Judge Blount was sharing this general view and sneering at his Spencer and his intellect.
  在布朗特法官按一般人的意见嘲弄他的斯宾塞和他的智力时，那些成就便已经取得了。