1、scoffed at

scoffed at發(fā)音

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scoffed at中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：嘲笑

嘲笑；藐視

scoffed at雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、Aviva has no interest in ever being a mother, although two years ago she also scoffed at eye makeup and skinny jeans.───阿維娃從來(lái)對做個(gè)母親沒(méi)什么興趣，雖然兩年前她也是嘲笑重重的眼妝和閃亮的牛仔褲的。

2、He had many elegancies of his own, whilst he scoffed at conventional elegance.───他本人便具備很多優(yōu)雅，盡管他在譏笑常規的優(yōu)雅。

3、At other moments, as I hear my agonised decorating decisions scoffed at wholesale, I dont feel very powerful at all.───而在另一些時(shí)候，當我聽(tīng)到自己痛苦做出的裝修決定被大肆嘲笑時(shí)，我根本不覺(jué)得自己很強勢。

4、He scoffed at our amateurish attempts.───他對我們不在行的嘗試嗤之以鼻。

5、It is the right to put forth an idea, scoffed at by the experts, and watch it catch fire among the people.───它是提出一種見(jiàn)解的權利，這見(jiàn)解被專(zhuān)家奚落，卻在人民中大受歡迎。

6、Mr Zuckerberg scoffed at reports that Facebook Messages could be a Gmail killer and said Google had created a really good product.───扎克伯格駁斥了FacebookMessages可能會(huì )擊敗Gmail的報道，他表示谷歌創(chuàng )造出了一款非常棒的產(chǎn)品。

7、At first I scoffed at the notion.───剛開(kāi)始時(shí)我對那種想法嗤之以鼻。

8、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”仍處于討論階段時(shí)，人們嘲笑了讓收費站限制流動(dòng)的想法。

9、But Zhu scoffed at that notion.───但朱對這個(gè)說(shuō)法嗤之以鼻。

scoffed at相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、scouted out───尋找

2、sniffed at───嗤之以鼻；嗅；輕視

3、sniffed out───發(fā)現；尋找

4、coffee bag───咖啡袋

5、snuffed out───扼殺；消滅；死掉

6、scooped out───舀出，挖出；接應

7、coffee bar───咖啡館

8、scoffed───v.嘲笑，嘲弄；貪婪地吃，狼吞虎咽；n.嘲笑，嘲笑的話(huà)；笑料，笑柄；食物，口糧

9、coffed───咖啡

2、青蛙和狐貍寫(xiě)一篇英語(yǔ)童話(huà)故事？

Title: The Frog and the Fox

Once upon a time, in a beautiful forest near a bustling town, there lived a clever frog named Kermit. Kermit was known for his quick thinking and kind heart. One day, as he was sitting by the river, he spotted a sly fox named Rick sneaking around the bushes.

Rick was always trying to come up with ways to take advantage of others. This time, he had his eyes on Kermit. Rick walked up to Kermit and said, "Hey there, Kermit! I've got a deal for you."

"Oh, really?" asked Kermit. "What kind of deal?"

"I'll give you ten shiny gold coins if you let me eat you," replied Rick.

Kermit laughed and said, "Well, Rick, you're pretty clever, but I'm not afraid of you. In fact, I have a better deal for you."

"Oh, and what's that?" scoffed Rick.

"If you can outrun me in a race, I'll give you 100 shiny gold coins," said Kermit confidently.

Rick's eyes lit up at the thought of so much gold. "You're on!" he exclaimed.

The next day, all the animals in the forest gathered to watch the race. With a loud bang, the starting pistol fired, and Kermit and Rick were off! Rick sprinted as fast as his legs could carry him, but Kermit was much faster. He hopped ahead effortlessly, leaving Rick in the dust.

As Kermit approached the finish line, he saw Rick struggling to keep up. Suddenly, an idea popped into his head. Kermit stopped and waited for Rick to catch up. When Rick finally arrived, gasping for breath, Kermit said, "Rick, I have a question for you."

"What is it?" huffed Rick.

"Would you rather be fast or smart?" asked Kermit.

Rick, still trying to catch his breath, thought for a moment. "I guess I'd rather be smart," he admitted.

"Then you've won our race, Rick," said Kermit. "Because only a fool would try to outrun a frog."

From that day on, Rick decided to use his cleverness for good instead of evil. And Kermit's kindness and quick thinking became legendary in the forest.